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On Wednesday evening, February 24th, musical guests /the hours strange will join O Cinema indie art house and Miami’s cutting edge media collective, FilmGate Interactive, in celebrating the best local indie films from 2015’s NoLA “I’m Not Gonna Move to L.A.” FilmGate series. The Concrete Beach Brewery will be on hand with delicious (free!) beer.

Doors open at 6 p.m. at O Cinema Miami Beach (500 71st St). The concert begins at 6:30 p.m. and will be followed by film screenings and an award ceremony announcing the winner of 2015’s “Best of NoLA”. Tickets for the event are available via Eventbrite: http://bit.ly/NoLA16.

Brooklyn, meet Buenos Aires. /the hours strange is the pop-noir electronica duo comprised of singer Jette Kelly and bassist-composer Charlie T. Their music spins out of the countless, passionate conversations the two have on love, sex, obsession, absence, and art. “We are so excited to work with FilmGate,” says Jette Kelly. “Most of our songs are, at the heart, little movie scenes that we dream up and write soundtracks for. We can’t wait to experience and be inspired by what the NoLA filmmakers have created!”

The band’s debut EP, “Ain’t Love Grand”, is now available for streaming on thehoursstrange.com. For information about /the hours strange, please contact the [email protected] or call +1 786.319.8573.

FilmGate lives at the intersection of storytelling and new technology. They strive to create, redefine, and experience new media via interactive screenings, creative installations, new tech storyteller labs, film industry master classes, and technology-infused musical performances. The FilmGate Interactive Conference (February 20th-28th, 2016) is the first conference in the USA to focus solely on interactive and immersive content. For more information about FilmGate, please visit www.filmgate.miami or email [email protected].