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Not that it's needed and hasn't already been discussed, perhaps ad nauseam, but I'd like to take a moment in consideration of Bob...
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Find out more about J.: J. Hayes is a music lover, first and foremost. With Encyclopedic knowledge of American music & over 10 years in the music industry; Hayes is a songwriter, designer & producer for indie and major labels. He now lives in New England with his wife & son. |
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"The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation," muses music legend Bill Withers in the new documentary Still Bill. "I would like to...
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Over the years, Ingrid Chavez has been known as a Prince protege for her 1992 Paisley Park/Warner Bros. album and co-starring role in the film...
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Much has been written of the ability of music to move, enlighten and alter consciousness. Writers and musicians alike have expounded on the heart of...
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So as I usually write about indie music, a column about Michael Jackson's passing may seem forced. Honestly I never had any intentions of writing one...
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Cariad Harmon, the lovely young lady from across the pond featured in one of our previous columns, is gearing up to promotion time for her beautiful...
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Alright, throw out the book. Everything they taught you was wrong or at the very least extremely outdated. Today the only thing that I can tell you...
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Taking a rare break from his busy studio schedule, Anthony Jackson, known on record as Big Tone, is meeting me to talk about his 2nd album, The Art of...
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Sometimes an artist or band comes along that just gets it. In a time when so many major label artists seem to plunder along from producer to producer...
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It has been said that writing about music is akin to dancing about architecture. And to a certain extent, I am inclined to agree. What then, you may...
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