Music – In Conversation
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Partners in the Arts: Paul and Melanie Shaw love art, music and each other
It was a rager of a party at Rutgers University in the summer of ’91 when music majors Melanie and Paul Shaw first…
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Q&A: Lyle Lovett concert brings blues soulstress Francine Reed home to Atlanta
“Wild Women Don’t Get the Blues,” said Ida Cox in 1924. Georgia Music Hall of Famer Francine Reed is living proof that these…
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Q&A: Common talks growth, his new album and performing with the ASO
No two music styles are more divergent than classical and rap, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Common will try to bridge that…
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Q&A: Drivin N Cryin’s Kevn Kinney discusses the band’s ninth album
It’s safe to assume that when the Kevn Kinney-fronted Drivin N Cryin released their prophetically titled Scarred but Smarter debut in 1986, few…
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Q&A: With music as a medium, Citizen Gold seeks to unite the community
Fusing the platforms of soul, funk and EDM music to create a self-described genre of electric soul, Citizen Gold attracts a diverse and…
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Q&A: Sarah and the Safe Word on cabaret rock, sexual liberation and safe spaces
A haunting brew of ’20s jazz, Broadway and garage rock add to Sarah and the Safe Word’s multifaceted sound. The group released Red…
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Q&A: Megan Volpert on philosophy, Bruce Springsteen and her new book, Boss Broad
Megan Volpert is a bit hard to define. A simple definition would include Atlanta-based high school teacher, writer, editor and poet. Unfortunately, that…
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Q&A: The Atlanta Opera debuts at Byers Theatre with Stephanie Blythe
Acclaimed mezzo-soprano and vocal powerhouse Stephanie Blythe makes the Atlanta Opera’s debut at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center at City Springs this Saturday.…
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Q&A: Deantoni Parks talks Technoself, where music and technology collide
Deantoni Parks, better known as Technoself, is the musical embodiment of free will, consciousness and intelligence. He’s crafted a tool for discovery as…
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Q&A: Decatur DIY venue Camp Hope to permanently shutter this month
Decatur’s small but spunky DIY venue, Camp Hope, announced it will permanently close at the end of May. After only one year of…
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