“This All-Female, Genderqueer Music Series Is Changing Everything” - NYLON

The Hum is a concert series that celebrates, instigates, and nourishes the community of womxn and gnc musicians and artists in New York City. Hum concerts feature womxn and non-binary artists on stage, and all walks of life in attendance. Since its formation in 2015, the series has presented more than 300 musicians in venues such as Pioneer Works, Le Poisson Rouge, Hudson River Park, National Sawdust, House of Yes, and beyond. Long-lasting friendships, creative relationships, and even bands have emerged from these collaborations. The music crosses a constellation of genres and influences, all coming together to form a space where womxn are linked – not ranked – and celebrated for their artistry on its own terms.

More info at itsthehum.com | @thehumseries The Hum is a unique all-female music series which unites musicians who have never worked together before for new collaborations. Since it's inception in April 2015, over 200 artists have participated in the series to date.
 
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"The excellent series pairs female musicians for invigorating, one-off songwriting collaborations in a casual setting" 

"The excellent series pairs female musicians for invigorating, one-off songwriting collaborations in a casual setting" 

"T his platform has given much-needed visibility to female musicians..."

"This platform has given much-needed visibility to female musicians..."

“The Hum is a beacon of divine feminine and genderqueer artistry that does more for creatives than a weekend spent fist-pumping to a backing track”

“The Hum is a beacon of divine feminine and genderqueer artistry that does more for creatives than a weekend spent fist-pumping to a backing track”

“The Hum…put together an evening of ethereal music that truly took my breath away.”

“The Hum…put together an evening of ethereal music that truly took my breath away.”

“The Return of the Hum, Brooklyn’s Buzzworthy, Women-Only Concert Series (Don’t worry, fellas, you’re allowed in the audience)”

“The Return of the Hum, Brooklyn’s Buzzworthy, Women-Only Concert Series (Don’t worry, fellas, you’re allowed in the audience)”

"The Hum has done more for female musicians in a couple of years than a sophisticated holographic computer designed to be a surrogate mentor to musical babes with magic powers could do in a lifetime."  

"The Hum has done more for female musicians in a couple of years than a sophisticated holographic computer designed to be a surrogate mentor to musical babes with magic powers could do in a lifetime." 

"Forging Creative One-Off (or Not) Collaborations at the Hum Series"

"Forging Creative One-Off (or Not) Collaborations at the Hum Series"

[Critics Pick]  "A cool series uniting luminaries from the worlds of indie pop, R&B, art rock and beyond for one­ off collaborations." 

[Critics Pick] "A cool series uniting luminaries from the worlds of indie pop, R&B, art rock and beyond for one­ off collaborations." 

Talkhouse Weekend Playlist: The Hum (Speedy Ortiz, Zenizen, Hite, and More) Prepare to Team Up

Talkhouse Weekend Playlist: The Hum (Speedy Ortiz, Zenizen, Hite, and More) Prepare to Team Up

" Nothing beats a blue Monday quite like a musical genre-bender, feminism and a cozy Greenpoint piano bar"  

"Nothing beats a blue Monday quite like a musical genre-bender, feminism and a cozy Greenpoint piano bar" 

Doe Paoro x Little Kruta at National Sawdust

Greta Kline (Frankie Cosmos), Jilian Medford (Ian Sweet), Emily Yacina and collaborators backstage at National Sawdust | Photo by Julia Drummond

Verite x Little Kruta at National Sawdust | Photo by Julia Drummond

Harmony Tividad (Girlpool) x Ellen Kempner (Palehound) x Zoe Brecher at Pioneer Works | Photo by Julia Drummond

The Resistance Revival Chorus, Hudson River Park Pier 45, Photo by Walter Wlodarczyk