Mariah the Scientist — ‘From a Woman’ The latest from Mariah Amani Buckles, aka Mariah the Scientist, is a complementary track with boyfriend Young Thug, referred to in her video’s opening dialogue simply as Jeff, short for Jeffery Lamar Williams. Thug’s response video, “From a Man,” is one of several tracks the rapper/singer has released…
Larkin Poe | “Strike Gold” Larkin Poe, comprised of multi-instrumentalist, singing sister duo Rebecca and Megan Lovell, released this glittering nugget last month, off their sixth studio album, Blood Harmony, which drops next week. The album was co-produced with Rebecca’s musician husband, Tyler Bryant, and includes the talents of drummer Kevin McGowan and bassist Tarka Layman. Georgia-bred…
The concert industry was especially devastated by the pandemic, with live shows completely shut down most of last year and through the spring of 2021. The sheer volume of bands going back on the road created a considerable crunch in the T-shirt business — every group wanted fresh merchandise for summer tours . . ….
After the pandemic shut down last year’s festival, Music Midtown made a triumphant return September 18 and 19 with an ocean of fans descending on Piedmont Park to enjoy music that emanated from four stages. Atlanta photographer Perry Julien captured these Music Midtown images exclusively for ArtsATL, and also shot the My Morning Jacket concert at…
Matt Hobbs: “Dancing on the Hillside” You probably recognize Atlanta-based songwriter Matt Hobbs from his long-standing stint as music director and improviser at Dad’s Garage Theatre Company. Along with providing the lightning-fast music during Dads signature improv shows, he’s composed songs for the theater’s productions of Woman of the Year and Black Nerd. Here, he…
Faye Webster: “Better Distractions (Live)” Singer-songwriter Faye Webster got a big-time boost in attention with this song, first released as a single last year, then re-recorded live at Chase Park Transduction Studios in Athens and released late last month. That boost came from former President Barack Obama, who named it one of his favorite songs…
If 2019 can teach us anything, it’s that despite rapid development and decade-ending nostalgia, Atlanta music still pushes forward. It was a year that showed us a renewed understanding of the past with Shepherds’ tantalizing Insignificant Whip and Red Sea’s futuristic Sugar & Spice. In place of nostalgia, locals gave us something new to hold…
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