NoMad Dreams at Ryles Jazz Club

Nomads. Strangers from different corners of the earth who’ve come together in Boston. They carry with them a large suitcase filled with quiet Russian lullabies heard in distant childhood, Middle Eastern tunes and African rhythms, French torch ballads and the Spanish penchant for the dramatic. Their songs reveal by turns a sense of humor, glimpses of pain and darkness, and a kaleidoscope of different music styles they’ve picked up on the way.

Singer Vlada Brofman and pianist Georges Nile started performing and writing songs together nearly 5 years ago. Along the way, they were joined by drummer Wing La...

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Nomads. Strangers from different corners of the earth who’ve come together in Boston. They carry with them a large suitcase filled with quiet Russian lullabies heard in distant childhood, Middle Eastern tunes and African rhythms, French torch ballads and the Spanish penchant for the dramatic. Their songs reveal by turns a sense of humor, glimpses of pain and darkness, and a kaleidoscope of different music styles they’ve picked up on the way.

Singer Vlada Brofman and pianist Georges Nile started performing and writing songs together nearly 5 years ago. Along the way, they were joined by drummer Wing La. NoMad Dreams played for a large crowd on the Times Square (Best of France festival) and for a sick woman in her living room, for passers-by on the streets of Boston and New York, in churches and synagogues, restaurants and parks, at weddings and birthdays. They carry with them a festive mood, a smile, a few masks, a pipe, a pack of cards… And their instruments.

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