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    Mixing Keyboard Riffs and Famous Friends
    Kristi Wooten
    • Oct 4, 2019

    Mixing Keyboard Riffs and Famous Friends

    Jon Regen's latest album Higher Ground bridges the digital gig economy, with a little help from fellow musicians.
    Rethinking Hootie
    Kristi Wooten
    • Jul 18, 2019

    Rethinking Hootie

    Hootie & the Blowfish endured years of regionalist and racist condescension. Now, critics are reconsidering the South Carolina band's place
    Rocketman is a Bodacious Romp, But Elton John Deserves More
    Kristi Wooten
    • May 19, 2019

    Rocketman is a Bodacious Romp, But Elton John Deserves More

    Rocketman opened at the Cannes Film Festival this week: it’s a glorious song-and-dance extravaganza interspersed with fantasy and...
    Kristi Wooten
    • May 2, 2019

    Rench Speaks Out About Lil Nas X

    “‘The whole endeavor of trying to maintain some sort of genre purity or resist its evolution and mingling is a ridiculous notion.”...
    HuDost Makes Music for the Sacred and the Profane
    Kristi Wooten
    • Apr 5, 2019

    HuDost Makes Music for the Sacred and the Profane

    How the Kentucky duo is using social activism and interfaith messaging to forge a new path for independent rock on its latest album Of...
    Grammys 2019: How Music Reclaimed Its Power
    Kristi Wooten
    • Feb 11, 2019

    Grammys 2019: How Music Reclaimed Its Power

    The four-hour broadcast silenced political division with dynamic performances by three generations of women and proved ‘less dancing,...

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