Lamb of God. Irving Plaza, New York City.

Evan Weiss of Into It. Over It. Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Ace Enders of The Early November. Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Chris Conley of Saves the Day. Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Matt Pryor of the Get Up Kids. Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Anthony Raneri of Bayside. Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Hilary J. Corts: Visualising Music

What better way to welcome in 2012 than with photography that captures the spirit of a party, that ephemeral beauty when you watch live music and draws you in, clearing your mind of everything else that could possibly have happened before or could ever happen after. For that one split second, when you’re bouncing up and down with the swathes of hot bodies around you, when you’re truly captivated.

Brooklyn-based photographer, Hilary J Corts came out of Syracuse into the world of New York live music and hit the ground running. Her immediate love for discovering new music and being an active part of the live scene propelled her into music photography – opening the velvet ropes to gigs. From big names like Incubus and Eisley to breakthrough artists, Corts is quickly becoming part of the music scene herself – capturing a striking anthology of great live and behind-the-scenes moments.

A HUGE thank you to AppleJuice Magazine for the feature! Click the photo to see more.

(http://www.applejuiceonline.com/2012/01/13/hilary-j-corts-music-photograph/)

Manners. Suburbia, Brooklyn.

Signals Midwest. Suburbia, Brooklyn.