When it comes to fraught histories, there are some questions that the left shouldn’t be afraid to confront Last Saturday night, a few hours before the arrival of what became known as Winter Storm Fern, I joined a sizable crowd at a hybrid museum and performance space called Lost in New Haven to hear Ionne, an electronic musician who describes his work as “futuristic, spiritualized, polarized, and polarizing—or at least thought provoking,” with a jazz duo as the opener. Looming over us from...

As the New Haven-based singer’s rich voice weaved between hypnotic electronic beats, the controversial statue of Christopher Columbus stood stage left, seeming to look askance at him. That was the scene Saturday evening at the remarkable museum Lost in New Haven, which played host to the electronic artist. Ionne staged a three-part extravaganza to a full house on a bone chilling night, a testament to the city’s desire for a unique experience. Read the full review by Janday Wilson in The New...

Released on August 29, 2025, Ionne’s latest E.P. Pathos captures the power of music to translate deeply personal experiences into...