<a href="https://kitapmusic.com/">Kita P.</a> is a Harrisburg singer, songwriter and guitarist whose career began singing in the church. She went on to school in New York for theater but transitioned to music shortly after. Her sound draws on vibes from R&amp;B, new-soul and gospel which provide a backdrop for lyrics about relationships and personal introspection. In 2018 she founded NU Underground in New York and later in Harrisburg, which combines music, food, art and poetry, and was prompted a friend’s advice to “make your own stage”. WITF Music is produced by WITF, a PBS and NPR member station located in Harrisburg, Pa. Learn more about WITF Music at <a href="https://www.witf.org/music.">https://www.witf.org/music</a>.

Kita P. is a Harrisburg singer, songwriter and guitarist whose career began singing in the church. She went on to school in New York for theater but transitioned to music shortly after. Her sound draws on vibes from R&B, new-soul and gospel which provide a backdrop for lyrics about relationships and personal introspection. In 2018 she founded NU Underground in New York and later in Harrisburg, which combines music, food, art and poetry, and was prompted a friend’s advice to “make your own stage”.
 WITF Music is produced by WITF, a PBS and NPR member station located in Harrisburg, Pa. Learn more about WITF Music at https://www.witf.org/music.

WITF Music: Kita P. & Black Licorice

<a href="https://leghast.com/">Le Ghast</a>‘s Steph Werner (lead vocals, guitar), Jordan Zabady (beatboxing, percussion), and Michael Stipe (bass, vocals) stopped by the WITF Music studio to perform two original songs and chat about their music. After Werner met Zabady at an open mic night, the two joined forces to create a unique, spacey sound. They later brought Stipe into the fold to round out the band’s lineup.Werner discusses revisiting some of her older writing and adapting it for the band, which originally performed covers. The group’s new music is inspired by the levels of Dante’s Inferno, a story that has stayed with Werner since reading it in school.WITF Music is produced by WITF, a PBS and NPR member station located in Harrisburg, Pa. Learn more about WITF Music at <a href="https://www.witf.org/music.">https://www.witf.org/music</a>.

Le Ghast‘s Steph Werner (lead vocals, guitar), Jordan Zabady (beatboxing, percussion), and Michael Stipe (bass, vocals) stopped by the WITF Music studio to perform two original songs and chat about their music. After Werner met Zabady at an open mic night, the two joined forces to create a unique, spacey sound. They later brought Stipe into the fold to round out the band’s lineup.
Werner discusses revisiting some of her older writing and adapting it for the band, which originally performed covers. The group’s new music is inspired by the levels of Dante’s Inferno, a story that has stayed with Werner since reading it in school.
WITF Music is produced by WITF, a PBS and NPR member station located in Harrisburg, Pa. Learn more about WITF Music at https://www.witf.org/music.