Keep It Simple (Episode 9), will be an intimate evening of acoustic music, story sharing, and conversation around themes of faith, doubt, love, hope, spirituality, and all that's in between, hosted by Jessica Gerhardt and featuring Alanna Lin Ramage, aka Fascinoma, aka Chairmeowww. (Co-sponsored by Holy Family Trinity Young Adult Ministry.) This event will take place EXCLUSIVELY on Zoom and all attendees are invited to participate in a dialogue with the artists. Suggested donation is $15 (split between the artists, but no one will be turned away due to money). To attend, follow the Zoom link in the event and Venmo your donation to JessicaEGerhardt with the note KIS9. Jessica Gerhardt - https://open.spotify.com/artist/7xvSgW67fQNBnVwiLrvtJ1 Jessica Gerhardt, a singer-songwriter-ukuleleist from Santa Monica, CA, explores discernment, vulnerability, and the challenge of loving well in her music. Her gentle yet resonant voice evokes Fiona Apple and Sara Bareilles, and infuses her earnest, lyric-driven songs with a soothing and passionate spirit. Jessica creates a space of communion - solidarity in others' experiences of truth, goodness, beauty, contentment, impatience, and that universal longing for connection - for home. Her debut EP "Be My Hands" was released in June of 2019 and her single "Keep It Simple" was released on March 10, 2020, the 1-year anniversary of her grandmother's passing, and what would have been her 80th birthday. Fascinoma - www.fascinomamusic.com FASCINOMA is a folk-pop ensemble fronted by Alanna Lin Ramage a.k.a. Chairmeowww. Based in Los Angeles, Ramage captivates audiences with soothing vocals, humor, poetry, and just enough performance art to keep things interesting. Most known for her song I’m Walking This Road Because You Stole My Car (Don’t Go) on Fox Television’s American Dad and served as her debut, Fascinoma also won the FMA Birthday Song Contest with “It’s your Birthday” in collaboration with co-writer, Monk Turner. In March 2021, FASCINOMA released “Now Now Chairmeowww” recorded at Big Ego Studios in Long Beach under the musical direction of Chris Schlarb (Psychic Temple) with Anthony Shadduck (bass), Danny Frankl (drums) and Tabor Allen (drums), Tony Rinaldi (keys), Phillip Glenn (violin / keys). The album was mixed at Groundlift Studios by Grammy-award winning engineer Husky Hoskulds (Norah Jones, Elvis Costello) and mastered by Mark Chalecki of Little Red Book Mastering in Los Angeles.