First, let’s take an hour’s drive to Eureka Springs, Arkansas and visit a local chocolatier. There is a lot of comedy to be taken from this image, but I’ll let your imagination take a trip. #shit jokes We play the Hawgs, we know what that means. Probably overtime, several brokenRead More →
Apple Music’s latest initiative provides an in-depth look at how deaf people develop their music preferences. By developing Apple Music’s “A Playlist Curated by Deaf People”, the streaming giant hired deaf curators to discover their favorite songs. Electronic music producers, including Mura Masa, Kaytranada, and The Chainsmokers, have all beenRead More →
Mistakes were made last week. I shouldn’t have included a non-Colorado resident or New Mexican Dick Dale in the playlist with Let’s go trippin ‘. * * Writers’ note, this song wasn’t included last week, but wouldn’t that have been super weird? Holy shit, it was a situation of horseshoesRead More →
Recontextualizing the oral is a common thread running through several of our pieces this month. that of Robert Davidson Not now! Never! takes Julia Gillard’s notorious speech against sexism in parliament and wraps it in vocal talents from Australian voices. Love in loneliness through Andrea Keller creates amazing space andRead More →
This weekend’s new music releases dive into reflections on the past with upbeat and daring songs from an eclectic mix of artists including Glass Animals, Sam Hunt and All Time Low. Glass Animals’ “I Don’t Wanna Talk (I Just Wanna Dance)” has a techno and alternative vibe unlike anything theRead More →
One of the many wonderful things about the End Of The Road festival – and if you weren’t following it last weekend you can catch up with all of our coverage here – is how it rekindles a thirst for new music. You can hear some of our discoveries fromRead More →
Throughout the month, we plunged into the world of daring decors inspired by all things Bright + Bold. Saturated colors, bold palettes and graphic elements come together for a vibrant and fresh aesthetic. Whether all the walls are painted in color block combinations or a single accent piece with aRead More →
Rwandan singer and songwriter Mike Kayihura, is hosted on a BBC show called Africa 360, where his playlist of 20 Rwandan songs is currently playing on his app and website. Africa 360 is a BBC Radio program that hosts leading African artists and DJs to showcase their country’s talents. Mike’sRead More →
Mid-August and we’re still enjoying the best of country music! For fans of the traditional sound of country music this has been a great year and sure to get bigger! Let’s take a look at the biggest and greatest music produced this year so far. “Homemade” by Jack Owen JackRead More →
Just as Gabriel Fauré restricted public displays of his personal emotions, he also kept his music subtle in expression rather than freely melodramatic like many composers of the late 19th century. But that doesn’t mean he was impassive; his style was simply more refined. He said to a student: “ToRead More →