How long can you wait before being ”Eaten Alive”?
Last night, Montreal Rocks had the opportunity to catch Mariah the Scientist live at Beanfield Theatre in Montreal, and let me tell you, it was a ride! The vibe at the theatre was buzzing with excitement, with fans eagerly awaiting Mariah’s arrival. However, we had to exercise a bit of patience because she was fashionably late.
Once Mariah finally took the stage, though, it was pure magic. Dressed in her signature style, repping all red, she exuded confidence and coolness as she kicked off the show with “RIP.” Her voice was like honey, smooth and captivating. With each song, she had the crowd in the palm of her hand.
The crowd was dancing, crying, and shouting out the lyrics to her tunes. A true tribute to your ex, whether good or bad, her sensual, romantic, and heartbreaking lyrics were commemorated by the high emotion of the people that night. The connection between the audience and the artist was vivid, not to mention her shout-out to the Scorpios in the room, which was not only an inspiration for her last album, To Be Eaten Alive, but also for the stinging pain she shared through her lyrics. Even the melancholic tunes resonated with power, delivered through her clear, silky vocals.
Later on, Mariah altered the tempo, assuring the audience of a collective “turn up.” The glow of phone flashlights dimmed as the dancing persisted. The visuals added an extra layer of intensity to the performance. Despite the delay, the energy in the room was electric, and Mariah’s presence filled every corner of the theatre.
Sure, waiting for her to come on stage tested our patience a bit, but once she started singing, it was all worth it. Mariah delivered a show-stopping performance that left us wanting more.
So, if you ever get the chance to see Mariah the Scientist live, don’t think twice. Trust me, it’s an experience you won’t forget.
Review – Dakota Parent
Photos – Daphne Miller
