Sugar Sky
Chris Cubeta
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“Breakfast on the table/shoelace untied/it’s better in some other place/at least for tonight,” whispers Chris Cubeta toward the end of Faithful, the follow-up to his 2003 debut Sugar Sky. It’s a bittersweet reflection that captures both the poignancy and purpose of the singer/songwriter’s many-colored vision. In Cubeta’s universe, the heroes are the heartbroken vagabonds, the wistful winos and all the other overlooked beauty-seekers of his “crooked candy world.” More than anything, Chris Cubeta is an intensely personal writer, whose songs offer listeners an unfiltered peak into his often-messy, always-wild universe.
Cubeta’s live show is bolstered by his high-octane band The Liars Club – Jeff Berner on guitars, Marc Capaldo on drums and John Passineau on bass. Each brings his own flair to a show that is a dynamic blend of passionate, guitar-infused energy and down-home, rootsy melancholy. Cubeta presides over every gig with the subtle and sure hand of a seasoned performer, deftly alternating between wowing the crowd with his guitar and telling the silhouetted stories of the unsung.
Cubeta is an accomplished musician, who played nearly every instrument on Sugar Sky, as well as a skilled producer. A longtime resident of upstate New York, he moved to Brooklyn in 2005 and has already secured a number of prime slots at some of the city’s most prestigious rooms – The Bitter End, The Pussycat Lounge, Trash and Pianos to name a few.
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Sugar Sky
author: Jacquie Hall
From start to finish a beautiful collection of songs portraying almost every emotion, Chris has a wonderful voice and his skill on various instruments is impressive. The range of styles go from a jazzy accoustic to an almost Dylan inspired sound with harmonica accompaniment conjuring images of a lone performer in the spotlight of a dimly lit bar stage.
I'm playing this again and again. I love it.
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