Emile Mosseri & Paul Dally at The Chapel

by Petyr Campos

Headlining at The Chapel was Emile Mosseri, an American composer, pianist, singer and producer based in Los Angeles. He has scored films including The Last Black Man in San Francisco (2019) Minari (2020), Kajillionaire (2020), and composed for television shows like HBO’s Random Acts of Flyness, and season 2 of Amazon’s Homecoming.

Emile dedicated the night’s performance to his nephew and niece, who were in the audience and attending their first musical concert. Emile’s show was fun to watch as he constantly engaged with the audience, including taking requests for the next song to play. Emile has an excellent knack for musical storytelling with poignant lyrics and intimate singing.

Paul Dally is a New York-based musician who has been making music and producing albums for ten years. His projects include Jeane, a garage proto-punk band, Greenfield, a dreamy alternative band, and Skins, a temperamental grunge duo. Paul has a deep and rich voice, which adds texture and weight to his songs.

Petyr Campos I've been creating images solely with my iPhone since 2009 when my DSLR camera broke and I've never looked back. I like the advantages and challenges that are unique to photographing and creating imagery within the iPhone ecosystem. The iPhone serves as both my camera and darkroom. Many of my images leverage specific photographic apps to create a mood, emotion, or idea I want to convey. My work and photographic style is a mixture of documentary and free-form art leveraging IOS apps post process to create distinct and unique imagery. Originally from Chicago, IL, San Francisco has been my home since 1996. I currently reside in the Outer Richmond.