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September 27, 2017 - Image 15

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Wednesday, September 27, 2017 // The Statement
8B

V I S U A L S T A T E M E N T

S H M O N G O

Ryan Cox plays his saxophone during the Shmongo perfor-

mance.

Members of Shmongo Geoff Brown, Aaron Willette, and Jacob Sugarman, during their set.
Joey Fortino plays guitar later on in the set.

Photos by Julia Lawson

On Friday, September 15th, I headed to the Diag to photograph my friends’ band,
Shmongo, at an event hosted by Stamp Nation, a student organization devoted
to student musicians. Shmongo is composed of five students in the school of
Music, Theatre & Dance: Geoff Brown, Aaron Willette, Jacob Suagrman, Ryan
Cox and Joey Fortino. Having a large DSLR camera in my hands didn’t stop me
from dancing to the music. It is almost impossible not to have a great time at a
Shmongo concert because the band never fails to create a special experience for

its audience.

Geoff Brown jams out during his guitar solo.
Jacob Sugarman, lead singer of Shmongo, poses before the

first song of the night.

Aaron Willette plays bass for one of Shmon-

go’s final songs of the night

Lead singer Jacob Sugarman sings an

original Shmongo song.

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