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The ultimate winter escape, Tomorrowland Winter, is set to make its grand return to Alpe d’Huez on March 20-27 next year. Festival packages and tickets go on sale soon.
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Photos and report by Geoff Tischman.
This Saturday night in Bridgeport featured TTB with opener Sheryl Crow. Sheryl had the crowd on their feet from the get-go, singing along to her 11-song set of mostly hits like “Can’t Cry Anymore,” “Strong Enough” and “Every Day Is a Winding Road.” She did play one new song, “Freedom Bus,” off her forthcoming album Pick You Up (out October 9th) and another highlight was “Cross Creek Road” off 2019’s Threads album—especially the dual guitar work of her longtime guitarists Peter Stroud and Audley Freed.
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My latest musical rabbit hole has a name: Jamie She. His debut “Funeral Songs” is packed with electrifying alt-pop, eccentric ideas and enough kitsch to keep my ears coming back.
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French electronic and cosmic disco outfit Space – whose masked personas pre-dated that of Daft Punk by a couple of decades – have announced details of a forthcoming new compilation, The Art Of Space Disco (1977–1978). The compilation, which is set to land on Because Music on 16 October, brings together recordings from the group’s first two…
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Jarod John Leonard starts from a place that feels very current: two collectors meet on Discord, bond over high-end menswear, then turn that shared obsession into a brand. That origin matters because it says something about where taste is formed now. A lot of fashion no longer begins in a store, backstage room, or showroom. […]
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The second annual Larrabee Studios Creator Series is a five-day mentorship program, but that undersells what made it worth watching. The real subject is access. Sixteen emerging music creators from across the United States were brought inside Larrabee Sound Studios, one of Los Angeles’ most respected recording and mixing facilities, for five days of studio […]
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Shake With The Sound’s “Grace” feels like a track made by someone who came into production through DJ culture first. That context matters here. The artist describes years in the club scene, along with time in radio, television, and personal mix shows, and “Grace” carries the attitude of someone who understands dance music as something […]
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A Ban on Plastic Bag Bans was inspired by a move to Kalamazoo, Michigan and an actual law on the state’s books
The ceremony takes place live on September 27
The project was adapted from his score of MaddAddam, a ballet inspired by a trio of post-apocalyptic Margaret Atwood novels