Oly

Months after relocating to the Windy City and finalizing the details on her forthcoming EP, A Hot Hooray, local electro-pop/indie diva Oly, is returning in full force for a one-night stand in the city that bred her punkish, whimsical take on synth music. Her bright, deliciously vocalized landscapes are sure...
By Abel FolgarNovember 25, 2004
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Months after relocating to the Windy City and finalizing the details on her forthcoming EP, A Hot Hooray, local electro-pop/indie diva Oly, is returning in full force for a one-night stand in the city that bred her punkish, whimsical take on synth music. Her bright, deliciously vocalized landscapes are sure to ease you out of your Thanksgiving turkey stupor. Joining her for the night’s electric gala will be multitasker Dino Felipe (of Finesse and Runway fame), who’ll be carrying a pair of releases to hawk at your shaking ass. Bring enough cash for booze and CDs.

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Abel Folgar is a contributing writer for the Miami New Times. His collections of poetry, Renault 30 and Odas a futbolistas, are available on Hinchas Press. His translations of Comanche, P.I. and Juego de chicos were published by Jitney Books and are available at local bookstores. He is a long-suffering West Bromwich Albion fan.

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