"Tho whom it may concern."29 April 2015Music86 mins
Concert in Blue (stylized as CONCERT IN~BLUE) is an in-studio live performance installation, also released as a film, (the second live release) by the Swedish audiovisual project iamamiwhoami, led by singer-songwriter Jonna Lee. This 1-hour and 26-minute long live concert is the audiovisual project iamamiwhoami’s 5th installation. Performing live at the TWIMC headquarters, iamamiwhoami created and aired this performance in April 2015, for their online following spread out worldwide to experience together in real-time. contributions from fans are featured in the concert that evolves around the identity of the continuously evolving project.
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