Bethlehem and Sad Patrick Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bethlehem and Sad Patrick combine soaring vocals, sparse guitar and driving percussion to deliver powerful songs, digging deep into themes of love (good, bad, and better off gone), life in the city, and struggling on the margins. Sad Patrick’s blend of folk, blues and jazz guitar mixes with Bethlehem’s powerful, fully immersive singing and nuanced melodies and unique tarima and body percussion. ... more
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