On Friday, September 20, Brooklyn based female singing trio Say She She made a long-awaited stop at Lark Hall in Albany. Lead singers Piya Malik, Sabrina Mileo Cunningham, and Nya Gazelle Brown are all classical trained singers but come together to create disco-funk music.
Say She She gave a beautiful performance filled with songs that had all of Lark Hall following their dances. Their stage presence was captivating; from the audience we were able to see the band’s friendship on display.
During the show, Say She She gave a speech about the upcoming election making huge impact on many controversial laws. They invited Lark Hall to join them in promoting change by sending post cards addressed to their Representatives, begging for stricter gun laws. The band also spoke out on abortion laws and asked the audience to raise their hands along with them in support of anyone who has been harmed by these laws.
They then sang “Echo In The Chamber” a song they stated is the soundtrack to their campaign for better gun laws. The song features the heartfelt lyrics “Call the shots, make it stop, what’s it gonna take?” and “Just because you know who they are, doesn’t mean they bear you no harm.” The song resulted in a sea of hands raised in support and all of Lark Hall rushing to fill out postcards.
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