Album Notes

"Not only a tremendous musical talent, but also a raw honesty and sincere righteousness." The New York Times

"Beautiful and artful." NYTheater.com

"Inspired...worthy of Bob Fosse's Cabaret work, as funny as it is horrifying." EDGE Entertainment

“There is just no easy way to describe the experience... It’s odd and raw, by turns accessible, touching and frothy. It’s a little bit of everything and it’s also unlike anything you’ve seen and heard before.” City Beat

“A rare and compelling talent.” Rachel Chanoff, Artistic Director of Celebrate Brooklyn and MASS MoCA

"Friendly, fresh-faced and downright enchanting... audiences are bound to sit up and take notice.” Addison Independent

The Bengsons are the best in vaudevillian indie folk and rising stars in the NYC experimental music and theater community. They have performed their original shows, performances pieces and original musicals, Ain't That Good News and The Magic Show: The Story of the Barefoot Angels, across the country and around the world.

They have appeared to acclaim at such venues as Culture Project’s Women Center Stage (NYC), MASS MoCA (North Adams, MA), terraNOVA Collective’s soloNOVA Arts Festival at The Daryl Roth Theater (NYC), La MaMa E.T.C. (NYC), Dixon Place (NYC), BRIClab (Brooklyn, NY), The Flynn (Burlington, VT), Town Hall Theater (Middlebury, VT), The Thacher School (Ojai, CA), the Tijuana Christian Orphanage (Tijuana, Mexico) and the Market Theater (Johannesburg, South Africa).

The Bengsons are also activists and teachers, who have taught students in NYC's public schools and Cambodian immigrants in Massachusetts, as well as internationally, including at the Market Theater Lab of Johannesburg, ZA, the Tijuana Christian Orphanage of Tijuana, Mexico, and ASAPROSA, in Santa Ana, El Salvador.

"Six Hours" is their debut full length album, recorded by Bill Sellers at Encore Studios and produced by Rick and Hillary Wagner. They are so proud and pleased to share it with you!

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