Artists and musicians are cut from the same cloth, but how often do the two communities get to directly support each other? Dozens of Bay Area artists...
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Since when could you imagine the ukulele taking center stage at a symphony hall? Enter Jake Shimabukuro: a young Hawaiian who has been recognized as...
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“It just ends up a little more badass,” says a flu ridden Jessi Darlin from Utah over the phone about a Carter Family cover. “I...
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Like February is African American History Month and March is Women's History Month, President Obama has declared October National Arts and Humanities...
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Girl in a Coma is probably the most inspiring bands I've come across in awhile. Hailing from San Antonio, these three Latinas have already taken over...
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In honor of Girls Rock Camp this week occurring in Oakland this week, I am celebrating women in music, past, present and future. Today I want to...
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Why girls? Why a Girls Rock Camp? Someone has actually asked me that. Really? Have you ever watched Mtv? (Especially now that it only schedules...
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The second Bay Area Girls Rock Camp (BAGRC) is four days into the first session of 2009. At this point the 65 or so campers have formed bands, picked...
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Yeah, It's going to be one hot summer. This is an awesome line-up: soul, R&B, cumbia, Indian music, jazz, Brazilian funk, and more... There's...
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Have you always had the secret (or not so secret) desire to play drums or guitar in a rock band? What if you don’t think you have a musical...
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