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MONTREAL - T'Cha Dunlevy interviewed Cadence Weapon on the eve of the release of his album Hope in Dirt City. He shared some of his favourite artists. Here they are. 1. Andre 3000. Wrote Hey Ya! Full Article at Montreal Gazette
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New Release: mja Records Label Group: In The Moment Musicians: Mike Armando - guitar, Andy Golba - bass, Ra-Kalam Bob Moses - drums Belly Dancer Gone Funky (selected tune from CD)... Full Article at All About Jazz
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The Famously Hot Music Festival, which was announced last week, will be held August 24-26 in Finlay Park. The last three-day outdoor event in Co Full Article at The State
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What's running through my mind comes through in my walk/ True feelings are shown from the way that I talk. Full Article at Charlotte Creative Loafing
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Buy This Photo FILE - In this May 12, 2009 file photo, musician Adam Yauch from the Beastie Boys, attends a special evening to honor artist Ross Bleckner's appointment as Goodwill Ambassador at the United Nations. Yauch, the gravelly voiced Beastie Boys Full Article at Cape Cod Online
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The music world was rocked today when it was revealed that the Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch (aka MCA) had succumbed to cancer at the age of 47. The Beastie Boys have now posted a message about their bandmate. "It is with great sadness that we confirm that mu Full Article at Exclaim.ca
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Although the jazz era may be receding in our cultural rearview mirror, jazz bassist, vocalist and songwriter Esperanza Spalding came along last year and won the Grammy for Best... Full Article at Nashville Scene
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MANILIA, PHILIPPINES, May 03, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The first ever Manila Music Festival will take place on May 1st 2012, bringing top international acts to the Aseana Avenue venue in Paranaque. Developed by Volume Unit Entertainment and the Philipp Full Article at 24-7PressRelease.com
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A collection of new songs and albums currently streaming free on the web Philadelphia musician Santi White, who records and performs as Santigold, took her time recording her sophomore album, “Master of My Make-Believe” (Downtown/Atlantic), which arrives Full Article at Madison.com
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If there is one thing I am increasingly becoming aware of, it’s that the rap game isn’t what it used to be. The days of Wu-Tang, A Tribe Called Quest and KRS-One are over, and a new era of rap has emerged. Unfortunately, most of the rappers that make up Full Article at The Santa Clara
