“Wet Brain Boy” by Dumb Waiter

by | Apr 1, 2016

One of Richmond’s best mathy-weirdo jazz outfits, Dumb Waiter, have released a new music video for the track “Wet Brain Boy” and true to its creators, it is weird and mathy.


One of Richmond’s best mathy-weirdo jazz outfits, Dumb Waiter, have released a new music video for the track “Wet Brain Boy” and true to its creators, it is weird and mathy.

Set in what appears to be the band’s house and presented in a single shot, the video details what appears the be the Easter Bunny on a failed trek to spread holiday cheer. Read the rest of our coverage HERE!

Listen: https://dumbwaiterva.bandcamp.com/
Follow: https://www.facebook.com/dumbwaitermusic

Percussion – Nathaniel Roseberry
Guitar/effects – Nicholas Crider
Saxophone/effects – Tristan Brennis
Bass/effects – Keith Paul
Andrew Ali – Harmonica

Directed and edited by Craig Zirpolo
Production assistant: Joey Wharton
Camera operated by Craig Zirpolo

Chefs in order of appearance: ???????, ????? & ?????????
Masks Designed & Fabricated by Nicholas Crider & PJ Desutter
Album Audio Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by Dave Watkins at Gallery 5 in Richmond, VA
Special thanks to Evan Hoffman, Kate Rivara, Matt Wild, Sarah Shu, Brian Dove & Reid LaPierre!

R. Anthony Harris

R. Anthony Harris

In 2005, I created RVA Magazine, and I'm still at the helm as its publisher. From day one, it’s been about pushing the “RVA” identity, celebrating the raw creativity and grit of this city. Along the way, we’ve hosted events, published stacks of issues, and, most importantly, connected with a hell of a lot of remarkable people who make this place what it is. Catch me at @majormajor____




more in community

RVA 5×5 | Is Targeted Tax Relief Just The First Step?

While running for Mayor in 2024, candidate Avula’s top priority in the “Thriving neighborhoods and affordable housing” section of his platform stated:  As Mayor, he will: Fight displacement of long-term residents and expand the supply of deeply affordable housing for...

Richmond Kept Flock Cameras in the 2027 Budget

Around 8 pm on Tuesday, May 11th, the Richmond City Council voted unanimously to approve the 2026-2027 budget, which included at least $1.2 million to be invested into maintaining RPD contracts. One such contract is for the ninety-nine Flock cameras installed...

After Strong Turnout, Richmond Arts Park Enters Holding Pattern

Under the Manchester Bridge, what had been an idea for years turned into something tangible, at least for a day. Hundreds of people moved through the space as muralists painted, DJs played, and passersby stopped mid-bike ride or walk to figure out what was going on....

Topics: