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Daily Bread at Egyptian Room At Old National Centre

A dusty soul sample, a deep bass line and a groove that refuses to let go. The Atlanta producer, born Rhett Whatley, blends hip-hop, vintage soul and electronic music into sound with both warmth and weight. On November 15, his Vanishing Point Tour reaches the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre at 7:00 PM, offering a Sunday night built for people who want to feel the music as much as hear it.

Whatley started with jazz guitar, a collector's curiosity and bedroom beat-making, and that mix still helps explain his musical personality. You can hear the attention to texture across recorded projects such as On the Daily, Invisible Cinema and Flash Flood II. Vanishing Point draws on ideas of travel, memory and movement, giving the current tour a theme that suits a flowing electronic set. Rather than treating a track like a fixed object, the live experience invites you into the pulse of it: shifting rhythms, layered sounds and low-end energy that changes the whole atmosphere of a room.

This is the sort of concert that can win over the friend who loves old soul records just as easily as the one who spends weekends chasing new electronic music. Make an evening of the 7:00 PM show and let the music set the pace. Explore Daily Bread tickets for the Egyptian Room and follow Vanishing Point into the live room.