Monthly Archives: June 2020
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Author James Kahn has a new novel, Matamoros, and he has created a well-produced companion album, full of vintage sounding fiddle and mandolin, that add ...
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Hailing from Enfield, North London, Poshbwoy is a multi-genre rapper who explores rap and house/electronic and clearly has chops in both. His most recent release, ...
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Etta James once said of keyboardist Mathews, “he can play anything”––a compliment borne out by his work with Wayne Shorter, John McLaughlin, Sheila E., Boz ...
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Iggy made a major change in direction when he moved to Berlin and began working with Bowie in 1977, a partnership that wrought two acclaimed ...
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Today Ringo Starr announced “Ringo’s Big Birthday Show,” a broadcast to benefit 4 charities: Black Lives Matter Global Network, the David Lynch Foundation, Musicares and WaterAid. ...
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Hailing from Kentucky, the Harmed Brothers began in 2010, with singer-songwriter-guitarist Ray Vietti and keyboardist-singer Alex Salcido at the helm. Their tight rootsy indie-folk sound ...
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Bands that defy categorization have the unique ability to transform the human spirit. Khruangbin embody this axiom with Mordechai, the hotly anticipated follow-up album to ...
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San Diego-based national nonprofit, Guitars and Ukes in the Classroom (GITC) has been awarded a generous grant of $30,000 to provide free educator training by ...
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SyncFloor is announcing its partnership with Mavin Records, bringing the label’s catalog to more potential sync buyers via syncfloor.com and its newly launched Mavin Records ...
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The Oxford Drum Gate is an algorithm-driven gate plug-in that can distinguish between the transients of a kick, a snare or a tom-tom. Anyone who ...