Let’s come together for an uplifting reggae Mihali live experience to help fund a cure for FOXG1 Syndrome.
All revenues above the cost of producing the show will be donated to The FOXG1 Syndrome Research Foundation.
Port Washington’s Josie is an amazing 12-year old girl with a rare autism-related disease called FOXG1 Syndrome. Founded by Josie’s mom Nicole Zeitzer Johnson, The FOXG1 Syndrome Research Foundation is funding groundbreaking gene therapy research that is close to clinical trials. Learn more at https://foxg1research.org/.
About Mihali
For Mihali, music behaves much like a living being. It grows, matures, and changes with a sentient consciousness and whims of its own. The Vermont-based solo singer, songwriter, guitarist, artist, and Twiddle co-founder follows reggae’s evolutionary ebb and flow, existing in a perpetual state of inspiration and creation, and remaining committed to sonic evolution. Exuding a balanced mix of rich influence, Mihali’s music entwines reggae spirit, fluid soundscape architecture, and invigorating mantras meant to be chanted aloud in a packed venue. Following years of fan demand, Mihali served up his solo debut, Breathe and Let Go, in 2020. It boasted collaborations with Citizen Cope, Matisyahu, G. Love & Special Sauce, and Trevor Hall, and instantly reacted with audiences, gathering millions of streams. In addition to glowing reviews from JamBase and Live For Live Music, Grateful Web exclaimed, “Mihali’s musical talent is special.”
Presented by the FOXG1 Research Foundation and sponsored by Stewy’s Factory Outlet.
Get to know Josie! Josie’s mom Nicole has written Joyfully Josie, a new children’s book about the family’s journey. To learn more, visit www.joyfullyjosie.com
Meet the FOXG1 Research Foundation:
