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Recognized by critics and music lovers for their serious, refined approach, Eyvind Kang and Jessika Kenney form one of contemporary music’s most intriguing collaborations. Described by outlets such as The New York Times as creating serious, refined music, this couple’s long-standing partnership blends minimalism with drift, weaving unison textures across Persian gamelan, ghazals, Javanese traditions, and other cross-cultural sounds. What follows is a concise guide to their biography, discography highlights, and upcoming performances, so you can secure your seats with confidence.

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Documented collaborators

Key albums from Eyvind Kang and Jessika Kenney include eight major duo releases documented by Ideologic Organ, with titles such as Aestuarium (2005), The Face of the Earth (2012), Live in Iceland (2013), At Temple Gate (2014), Reverse Tree (2016), Seva (2017), The Cypress Dance (2020), and Azure (2023). Kenney’s individual accolades include the James W. Ray Distinguished Artist Award and the Korean American Coalition Artistic Achievement Award, while Kang’s work has earned recognition across contemporary experimental scenes. The duo’s 2025 tour features Los Angeles performances on May 25, 2025 at MJT Gift Shop, and September 28, 2025 at 2220 Arts + Archives. Social channels and official pages provide further context and background.

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Documented collaborators

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Quick Facts About Eyvind Kang and Jessika Kenney

  • Couple and longtime collaborators, described by outlets like The New York Times as making 'serious, refined music.'
  • Duo is known for their unison music approach, minimalism with drift, and cross-cultural textures (Persian gamelan, ghazals, Javanese traditions, etc.).
  • Eight major duo albums documented by Ideologic Organ/labels (Aestuarium 2005; The Face of the Earth 2012; Live in Iceland 2013; At Temple Gate 2014; Reverse Tree 2016; Seva 2017; The Cypress Dance 2020; Azure 2023).
  • Major awards include the Stranger Genius Award (Seattle) and the Korean American Coalition Artistic Achievement Award; Kenney also received the James W. Ray Distinguished Artist Award.
  • 2025 tour activity includes shows in Los Angeles (May 25, 2025 at MJT Gift Shop; Sep 28, 2025 at 2220 Arts + Archives).
  • Discography spans both duo collaborations and solo work; see Azure (2023) and Riparian (2025) among others.

The records

Eyvind Kang and Jessika Kenney Discography

  • Riparian (Eyvind Kang)
    2025 · Kŏu Records
  • Azure (Jessika Kenney & Eyvind Kang)
    2023 · Ideologic Organ
  • The Cypress Dance (Jessika Kenney & Eyvind Kang)
    2020 · Salt Wig Music
  • Reverse Tree (Eyvind Kang & Jessika Kenney)
    2016 · Black Truffle
  • Seva (Jessika Kenney & Eyvind Kang)
    2017 · Self-released cassette
  • At Temple Gate (Kenney/Kang/Park)
    2014 · Weyrd Son Records
  • Live In Iceland (Jessika Kenney & Eyvind Kang)
    2013 · Self-released
  • The Face Of The Earth (Jessika Kenney & Eyvind Kang)
    2012 · Ideologic Organ
  • Aestuarium (Jessika Kenney & Eyvind Kang)
    2005 · Endless Records
  • Athlantis (Eyvind Kang)
    2007 · Ipecac
  • The Yelm Sessions (Eyvind Kang)
    2007 · Tzadik
  • Virginal Co Ordinates (Eyvind Kang)
    2003 · Ipecac
  • The Story of Iceland (Eyvind Kang)
    2000 · Tzadik
  • 7 NADes (Eyvind Kang)
    1996 · Tzadik
  • Sweetness of Sickness (Eyvind Kang)
    1996 · RGI Industries
  • Grass (Eyvind Kang)
    2012 · Tzadik
  • The Narrow Garden (Eyvind Kang)
    2012 · Ipecac
  • Chirality (Eyvind Kang)
    2019 · I dischi di angelica
  • Ajaeng Ajaeng (Eyvind Kang)
    2020 · Ideologic Organ
  • Sonic Gnostic (Eyvind Kang)
    2021 · Aspen Edities

Key albums from Eyvind Kang and Jessika Kenney include eight major duo releases documented by Ideologic Organ, with titles such as Aestuarium (2005), The Face of the Earth (2012), Live in Iceland (2013), At Temple Gate (2014), Reverse Tree (2016), Seva (2017), The Cypress Dance (2020), and Azure (2023). Kenney’s individual accolades include the James W. Ray Distinguished Artist Award and the Korean American Coalition Artistic Achievement Award, while Kang’s work has earned recognition across contemporary experimental scenes. The duo’s 2025 tour features Los Angeles performances on May 25, 2025 at MJT Gift Shop, and September 28, 2025 at 2220 Arts + Archives. Social channels and official pages provide further context and background.

For fans and newcomers alike, we’ve got you covered with safe, straightforward ticket options and reliable service—no fluff, just great seats to great music.

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