People's Music Supply

People's Music Supply People's Music Supply is an artist-led platform for creative music and community-building.

Emotional upheaval. Volcanic catalyzations. Defenders of deliciousness.BYOB. Suggested donation drinks available
05/13/2026

Emotional upheaval. Volcanic catalyzations. Defenders of deliciousness.

BYOB. Suggested donation drinks available

Oh lord it is time
05/11/2026

Oh lord it is time

NYC-based nylon string picker and saxophone ripper Dylan Delgiudice meets local rhythm section ????? & Max Glazier. Scie...
05/06/2026

NYC-based nylon string picker and saxophone ripper Dylan Delgiudice meets local rhythm section ????? & Max Glazier. Scientific American generates acoustics drones from resonant bodies. Live debut of flute/harp duo Will Fredendall & Medgina Maitre. Curated by Max Glazier.

Be prepared.$10-20 NotaflofBYOB with Suggested drinks available (Supply specialty cocktial)Madison Greenstone- ClarinetH...
05/05/2026

Be prepared.

$10-20 Notaflof

BYOB with Suggested drinks available (Supply specialty cocktial)

Madison Greenstone- Clarinet

Holden Linton- Objects/Voice

Ecology Homestones

Bios-

Madison Greenstone is a clarinetist, writer, and composer based in Brooklyn. Their solo practice, exstatic resonances, explores phenomenological, material, and spatial expressivities of sound through richly noisy timbral actions. As the clarinetist of TAK Ensemble, “one of the most prominent ensembles in the United States practicing truly experimental music” (I Care If You Listen) they have premiered music by Tyshawn Sorey, Eric Wubbels, Weston Olencki, Michelle Lou, Jessie Cox, Brandon López and champions some of the most radical music currently devised. Their debut solo album, Resonance Studies in Ecstatic Consciousness (Relative Pitch Records), was included in Bandcamp’s Best Experimental Music of 2023 compilation, and has been described as “one hell of a calling card” (The Wire) and “mind-blowing” (Nowhere Street). Madison can be heard on labels such as Wandelweiser Editions, Another Timbre, TAK Editions, Pleasure of the Text Records, eë editions, Unknown Tapes, New Focus Recordings, Impakt Collective, Greyfade, Important Records, Mengi, and Longform Editions.

Holden Linton is a Multi-media artist based in Philadelphia, PA whose works reimagines physical environments into direct audio-visual experiences. His album “Thin Walls” bridges the sounds of abandoned apartments, bedrooms he’s lived in, and the ephemera that exists in those places into a conceptual work about memory and artificial comfort. Under his project Pallet Fountains, he utilized found sounds and urban environments to create pseudo-tropical landscapes that are aggressive and fantastical in their nature. Whether it is through confrontational performance art, or isolated media experiences, Linton’s music invites the ears and eyes to engage with space in a way that is deeply anthropological and corporeal.

Ecology Homestones is a cartoon-industrial noise project from Philadelphia.

Thanks to for the chat
05/01/2026

Thanks to for the chat

Adv tix recommended. Link in bio. REONA is an artist who uses tap dance techniques to express her music.She is also a ta...
04/22/2026

Adv tix recommended. Link in bio.

REONA is an artist who uses tap dance techniques to express her music.

She is also a tap dancer, improviser, designer, choreographer, teacher, and composer. Based in Tokyo, Japan. To materialize the sounds in her head, she uses tap shoes and a wooden board, as well as metal sheets, chains, steel bowls, plastic bags, and loudspeakers. Her sound is noise music–like, and she has performed with many improvisers, dancers, painters, and free jazz musicians. Her sound impulses are directly connected to her legs, and she expresses herself using everything available in her body, including her arms and mouth — making for a one-of-a-kind presence.

Taal Baladi

Sonali Singh- Bassoon/Drums/Voice
Moe Marte- Drums
Leila Delicious- Dance

Our ensemble is a dynamic fusion of sound and movement, blending diverse cultural traditions into a transformative yet fluid performance. Featuring a multifaceted bassoonist who draws inspiration from Indian melodic scales and rhythms, a crisp derbuke player weaving together intricate Arab and Latin rhythms, and a hypnotic dancer rooted in burlesque with elements of belly dance and rich cultural expression.

This group grounds themselves in the connection of their own ancestral memory and works together in sharing those stories through melodies, rhythms, and dance resulting in a genre-defying artistic expression.


Pond x Rattigan

Amanda Rattigan- Movement
Aaron Pond- Sound

Step 1: come to the label launch on Sunday (April 19th)Step 2: buy one (or two or three!) of the newly released People’s...
04/18/2026

Step 1: come to the label launch on Sunday (April 19th)
Step 2: buy one (or two or three!) of the newly released People’s Music Supply albums digitally
Step 3: get a “physical” cutting (or gritty chia pet 👀)
Step 4: raise the plant 🪴 enjoy the music 🎶 love your life and your community

Relax and enjoy. 🔗 in biotics
04/17/2026

Relax and enjoy. 🔗 in biotics

Updated lineup
04/17/2026

Updated lineup

People's Music Supply and Rhizome are proud to present the third installment of our cutting-edge series showcasing impro...
04/13/2026

People's Music Supply and Rhizome are proud to present the third installment of our cutting-edge series showcasing improvisational interplay between Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. — two vanguard's of today's experimental music scene.

Tickets are $10 to $25- Advance Tickets Recommended. Link in bio

From Washington, D.C. ...Gullah Jack (DMV) reunites 3 founding members of the 90s power project Noumenal Lingam: Christopher T. Downing has been creating in the space of sound and music for over 40 years. This Grammy Award-winning recording engineer mixed What About the Future and is heard on synth, turntable, EFX, and sound design. Elnathan Starnes is a Grammy-Nominated teaching artist who creates exciting educational shows for young humans. Starnes contributed funky grooves played on electric guitar, talking drums, friction drum, mouth bow, jaw harp, plastic straw, and sample treatments. Conceptualist Thomas "Bushmeat" Stanley offered his sampled voice, synth, and EFX, to a musical project offered in the spirit of the great 19th-century insurrectionist, Gullah Jack.

From Philadelphia, Pa. ... is a new guitar and drums of Max Engleman (Spirit Furance/BORBS) alongside drummer Myles Vincent. They'll start the evening with a short glitchy, pulpy explosion.

And in a unifying ad-hoc group ... Thomas Patteson (synthesizer) and Christina Gesualdi (Dance) from Philly are joined by Saxophonist Zach Dixon and Abe Mamet (Horn) from DC. Expect powerful silence, multiplicitious grooves, and grinding/shocking dissonance

As thousands of birds travel northward overhead, the People’s Music Supply brings you the sounds and energy of spring mi...
04/11/2026

As thousands of birds travel northward overhead, the People’s Music Supply brings you the sounds and energy of spring migration. A chordophonic collaboration between Melinda Rice and Alyssa Almeida opens the night, followed by Moosky Poosky, a multi-generational line-up of Philadelphia’s premiere jazz improvisors. Then the two acts join forces for an open-ended sonic exploration.

Curated by Andrew Gioanetti
Flyer by .arterart

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