Santigold had not one lull during her brilliant show at Town Ballroom on Wednesday May 16th. In addition to her incredible voice, there were outfits of vibrant hues, a horse costume and two back-up dancers clad in sunglasses which conclusively made for a true performance.  Fans were noticeably pleased when song-after-song she blew them away with her stunning prowess and although the back-up dancers bore expressionless faces, their moves complimented Santigold's lyrical dazzle.  It was a show that was far from leaving a taste of disappointment on your tongue and surely are still reveling in the afterglow.  During "Creator" she had girls from the crowd on stage to dance to the fast-paced tribal sounds; one girl fronted a back-up dancer, approaching her with a joking sense of toughness.  The crowd applauded the dancer who, obviously more bad-ass, merely crossed her arms and was in no way losing their impromptu staring contest.  Santigold's invitation for this group interaction brought a dynamic to the show; that she isn't untouchable, that she has passion for her fans. It was phenomenal to see tunes from her newest album, Master of my Make-Believe, live along with the oldies that got me loving her to begin with.  From "Lights Out" to "This Isn't Our Parade," the Ballroom was getting down and singing along.