On a tiny stage, Gio Escobar of the Brooklyn-based experimental music collective Standing on the Corner began plinking out shimmery peals of melody on a vibraphone, while a Moog synthesizer filled ...

Standing on the Corner—the New York art ensemble led by Gio Escobar—are back with new music. The group has released “Baby,” the spoken-word piece “R U Scared?,” and “Friends 2day ...

Standing on the Corner on Friday (1/25). Sixty-five floors high in Midtown Manhattan, fans found themselves looking at a stage with the glowing cardboard constructed city of SOTC’s backdrop.

In a post-genre world, Standing on the Corner sound post-post-genre—everything all at once. Released as a single, hour-long, uninterrupted piece, their recent album Red Burns blends elements of ...

Standing on the Corner is the collaboration of two jazz-inclined oddballs from New York City. Their dazzling, invigorating Red Burns project is a freeform response to recent world events.