Local musician emphasizes public performances and community placemaking
Summary
Leo Ether described performing in public spaces — bus stops, street corners and Make Music Day events — and running benefit concerts and partnerships that aim to sustain local artists and engage neighborhood audiences.
Leo Ether said his work extends beyond clubs to public art and placemaking efforts, citing performances at bus stops, street corners and participation in Make Music Day. He described benefit concerts such as Somos Orlando and collaborations with nonprofits including Fusion Fest as part of his community engagement work.
Ether framed those activities as part of a resilient local music ecosystem that adapted during the pandemic. "The music community is probably one of the most resilient communities that I've ever seen," he said, and described how the pandemic prompted online experiments that became sustained performance platforms.
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