Twist of Fate

Few
bands can lay claim to the colorful musical pedigree of Twist Of Fate.
 Their inviting Caribbean tilt and mastery of R&B, Motown chestnuts,
Hip-Hop, Rap, Reggae and popular rock tunes from every era, make them
synonymous with summer, outdoor celebrations and just plain good times.  
Their diverse repertoir enables them to fit in to any  occasion and
satisfy any age group's musical taste.
Twist
Of Fate's irrepressible front man, Adam, has an unerring knack for
knowing how and when to work a crowd to great effect.  Along with Dayna,
his wife and band mate on steel drums, the duo honed their talents as a
street performers at the bustling South Street Seaport, where reading a
crowd and adapting to its changing dynamics are keys to consistent
success.  
One
of the band's enduring hallmarks is Adam's well-timed use of a wireless
mic to engage and involve persons in the audience.  He combines equal
parts Jimmy Buffet, James Brown, Bruno Mars and Grandmaster Flash to
envelop everyone into Twist Of Fate's live-music experience.  Adam has
evolved into a master rapper in his own right and likes nothing more
than having someone share the microphone with him for a spirited sing
along.  It always makes for the type of memorable and interactive
 moments that have earned the band a legion of devoted followers.  While
some bands are content to simply play a pre-determined repertoir, Twist
Of Fate intuitively  adjusts to the composition and mood of the
audience to create a spontaneous and energetic performance.
The
band is rounded out by the polyphasetic Chris Allen on tenor saxophone
and guitar; Robert Brissette, who has vast experience touring with
Columbia Records, on bass and vocals; and Joe Brady, a veteran of
Broadway pit bands, jazz ensembles, and musical director of the Murray
Avenue School Orchestra, playing the drums.
Greenwich
may have hosted any number of bands, but none as versatile,
entertaining, or unique as Twist Of Fate.   They will have crowds
enjoying every second of their performance.   Please visit their website
at www.twitsoffatemusic.com and see for yourself how they will have festival attendees "on instant party mode".