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Sons of MyStro
June 29 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Sons of Mystro
PLEASE NOTE: The Sons of Mystro show will take place at our rain location: The Lake George High School Auditorium (381 Canada Street, Mountain Drive Entrance)
with Dj Venimis, Malcolm McNeish, & Umoja McNeish
Born in South Florida to a Jamaican father and Barbadian mother, brothers Malcom and Umoja learned to play violin through South Florida’s public school system, and attended Dillard High School for the Performing Arts. Together, these brothers are Sons of Mystro. They use their violins to interpret reggae classics, American pop songs and their own creations. Sons of Mystro are a little bit classical, a little bit R&B, and like nothing you’ve heard before!
Critics have hailed them as “Innovators of sound” and “Masters of musical fusion.”
THE ARTISTS
DJ Venimis assist Sons of Mystro in creating the right groove that just makes you want to move. With his keen understanding of creating the proper flow and the use of his creative mind, Dj Venimis truly has what it takes to make the crowds body shake. Whenever you need to have a spectacular time that makes you feel alive, Dj Venimis will always show up to supply the right vibe.
Malcolm McNeish brings more to the table than just his lyrics and 5 string violin. His awareness and focus allows him to see more than meets the eye on stage, allowing him to bring a consistent energy and to be the backbone that keeps things together to allow the show to run smooth and effortless.
#TheIcecoldflow or #TheFreshFlow
Malcolm McNeish brings more to the table than just his lyrics and 5 string violin. His awareness and focus allows him to see more than meets the eye on stage, allowing him to bring a consistent energy and to be the backbone that keeps things together to allow the show to run smooth, effortless, and cool. With his lyrical talent and stage presence, he is man that understands what it means to be cooler than cool.
Whilst on stage Umoja always knows how to show the crowd how to have an awesome time leading them into singing, movements and chants to create togetherness and unity for more energy. With his catch phrase “Make some noise” he creates an energetic uproar that sets the feel good excitement that takes you sky high.
This engagement is supported by The Audience Building Project, a program of the Lake Placid Center for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts with support from the Governor and New York State Legislature.
