Flying high with Jack Novak
Jack Novak has been making music her whole life but in the past few years has found her beat and blossomed into an international force, playing shows all over the States and Latin America.
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Brooklyn Wildlife: Let's get WILD
hris Carr is a sexy mother fucker, rapper, artist and a founder of Brooklyn Wildlife, a “lifestyle and culture-centric brand that serves as a platform for Brooklyn based artists and creative individuals,” according to their site.
Intergalactic Electronic Queen: Laura Patiño
Everyone notices Holiday Mountain front woman and keyboardist, Laura Patiño when she enters. And it’...
Loving You
Alison Clancy is one talented lass. A singer, dancer, overall performer, we fell in love with her from previous videos and performances as well as her new one, 'Wasted Love,' a collaboration for the theatrical Street Ballet NINE BY SEVEN.
Rachel Claudio: Musical Bad Ass
Rachel Claudio had us at ‘hey ya’ The Australian native, now living in Paris, did one of the most achingly gorgeous covers of Outkast we’ve ever heard.
Wasted Love
Wasted Love from Alison Clancy. A music collaboration between Alison Clancy, Niki Bernard, Chris Lancaster,
About Last Night: Flo Morrissey - 5 at 5
Michael Demyan reviews the music and genius of Flow Morrissey.
Shooting Live - Erik Erikson
The metamorphosis from sweaty green room to showtime is the most interesting part of any act to me—whether it’s an opener here in a Brooklyn basement, or a headliner at Hammerstein Ballroom by photographer Erik Erikson
On The Neo-Soul Musical Rise: Okenyo
Okenyo has drawn comparison to Erykah Badu and Janelle Monae, though I feel this is too limiting a comparison. Trained as a stage actress, the Sydney-based chanteuse sings with the unbridled promise of someone wholly original who makes us see the world is far more vast than we imagined.
Music Doc 'Take Me to the River' Features the Legendary Memphis Sound
Take Me to the River’ is a feature documentary celebrating the inter-generational and interracial musical influence of Memphis during the time of pervasive discrimination and segregation.
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