Daily Bread - The Invisible Cinema Tour w/ K + Lab

Daily Bread brings The Invisible Cinema Tour to to Morgantown Sunday April 23rd with tour support by K+Lab. 

Doors 7pm 

$20adv/$25dos

18&up

Presented by Crafted Events

Daily Bread-

Repping Atlanta proudly, Daily Bread—Rhett Whatley’s sonic perception—is always coming
with fresh ideas to give soul-stirring sounds a trenchant edge. The Philos Records resident
began beatmaking from his bedroom in 2014, equipped with an MPC, his massive record
collection, and a background in jazz guitar. His penchant for experimenting with instruments
and an intense affinity for crate-digging helped hone his craft and elevated his sound selection
to new heights. The beatsmith consistently finds creative ways to meld vintage and modern
sounds to construct an aural narrative that is uniquely him, bringing together nostalgically
soulful melodies, gritty hip-hop hooks, and bass-driven flare into one cohesive sound.
Motivated by a goal to bring old sounds to new ears, Daily Bread has never wandered too
astray from his funky pastiche. The prolific producer dropped Out There, Darkness Before
Dawn, Cloud Conductor, and Divided Souls LP (with frequent collaborator Derlee) before
concocting the perfect recipe with his 2018 On The Daily. Since then, Daily Bread’s trajectory
has been divinely unpredictable. With merch selling out in mere minutes, vinyl being resold for
hundreds of dollars, and a legion of supporters consistently waiting for Daily Bread’s next
move, Whatley’s flame isn’t going out just yet. In fact, the heat only continues to rise.
Short:

Repping Atlanta proudly, Daily Bread—Rhett Whatley’s sonic perception—is always coming
with fresh ideas to give soul-stirring sounds a trenchant edge. The Philos Records resident’s
penchant for experimenting with instruments and an intense affinity for crate-digging helps
Daily Bread rise to new heights, bringing together nostalgically soulful melodies, gritty hip-hop
hooks, and bass-driven flare into one cohesive sound. Boasting an accomplished goal of
bringing old sounds to new ears, Daily Bread’s trajectory has been divinely unpredictable. With
merch selling out in mere minutes, vinyl being resold for hundreds of dollars, and a legion of

supporters consistently waiting for Daily Bread’s next move, Whatley’s flame isn’t going out just
yet. In fact, the heat only continues to rise.