Life in Soap
Soap at Loco’s on Friday
Artwork by Joachim Kelly
The Barrow/Burkow Show
Tuesday, August 5th, Soap was invited to play Kavanaugh Square in Ardsley Park, Savannah, to lend its good vibrations to Ardsley’s National Neighborhood Night Out. We were surprised to be joined by Congressman John Barrow – who rode a bicycle to the event – and the Savannah Police Chief, Michael Berkow. This was their first-ever [...]
Soap in Connect Savannah
Jim Reed, Music Editor for Connect Savannah, wrote a brief and perspicacious story about Soap in last week’s Noteworthy section: Operating quite under the radar for a few years now, this quirky, funky, indie-rock band (featuring Rigel Crockett, Antar Ellis, Joachim Kelly, Eric Curl and Louis Clausi) has become something of a familiar sight at [...]
A Tribute to the Founder of Soap
Mr. Matthew Dabuary Adams founded the band, Soap, at his apartment on Habersham Street in Savannah, Georgia in 2004. A highly creative and brilliant individual, Matthew formed the band to help him work out his new drum kit and possibly realize his rock star ambitions. Matthew left the band in 2006 to pursue a PHD [...]
Vintage Soap Poster Art
This is a fabulous example of co-singer Joachim Kelly’s through-the-looking-glass imagination. Here, a chopstick wielding, be-insected drummer, Louis Clausi cocoons hyper-weird caricatures of the band. And, no, we don’t play the Guitar Bar every Friday. Artwork by Joachim Kelly.
Soap Performs a Garden Party
Just in case you think we’re all high-energy dance music, this photo shows our smoother side. Here we perform a garden party. The best moment of this gig was an all-members a cappella ending to Rivers of Babylon, which rang out over the neighborhood like church bells.
Soap’s Benefit Gig for Citizen Advocacy
Soap had the honor of warming up the guests of Chatham Savannah Citizen Advocacy’s 30th Anniversary at the Hellenic Center.