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Martin Rev, one half of the pioneering duo Suicide, reflects on the enduring impact of their groundbreaking sound and the vital importance of meaningful art in today's world.
When considering the most current discoveries in astronomy one may not think about Hip-Hop. However, over the course of its first fifty years, Hip-Hop artists have rhymed about the movements of the sun, moon, and stars in multitudinous songs and freestyles.
Chagall joins us to talk about her work, accepting uncomfortable sides of yourself, making the digital more human, and the importance of safe learning environment in the tech field.
Ginger Baker's rhythmic odyssey spans from 1960s rock to Nigerian Afrobeat, showcasing a troubled genius who reshaped modern drumming.
Folk-inspired, London-based singer/songwriter Sophia Alexa will make your heart exhale—a whispered sigh to graze the rhythm of her ethereal sounds that hold a gentle haunting introspection.
Nxdia is that soft alt-pop Manchester-based artist you won't stumble upon every day. Tender-bold and poetic with a multicultural background tracing to Egypt, they strike with their relatable lyrics, fluid blend of textures and intersection of languages.
“We may certainly see God in all arts and in all sciences, but in music alone we see God free from all forms and thoughts.” - Inayat Khan
British singer-songwriter James Walsh, known for his role as the frontman of the multi-million selling band Starsailor, is set to embark on a UK and Italian tour this October.
Taeko Kunishima is a pianist and composer who I first became aware of in 2011, around the release of her third album, Late Autumn. At the time, I reviewed that record for the website All About Jazz and have followed her music since.
Mohamad Zatari is an oud performer and composer originally from Aleppo, Syria. Currently based in Bucharest, Romania, Mohamad’s work has accompanied film and visual art; he performs widely and with musical partners from various and diverse countries...
Saxophonist Dave McMurray's discography is reflective of the musical melting pot of his hometown Detroit. Dave came up playing with everyone from bluesman Albert King, pianist Geri Allen, even Kid Rock.
A high-stakes election season. Streets filled with rage and protest. Cries for racial justice and equity. The latest news from summer 2020?