Illenium turned in a career year in 2018, landing on Dancing Astronaut’s Top Artists of the Year set. He spent all the year gifting fans with new songs and as 2018 brought to a close, the Awake manufacturer gave fans a final freebie, delivering a brand-new package of previously unreleased Illenium edits. The ten-track selection of
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Bassist George Porter Jr.. Celebrates his 71st birthday now. The man responsible for setting down the amazing low end as a member of the mythical New Orleans-based band The Meters has performed alongside several fellow talented musicians throughout the course of his 50+ year career. Porter now armies his Runnin’ Pardners project and can frequently
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I think it’s fair to say that for fans of EDM, 2018 has felt as a giant roller coaster ride. Constantly moving up and down, side to side – rather than when listening to Fisher. As an area we endured huge losses, found some incredible new music, and watched old buddies reunite. Artists reacted by opening
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3.5 stars (out of 4) Carrie Baird didn’t want for “elaborate toast” to become her trademark dish. Following a final-four end on season 15 of “Top Chef” — and two Quickfire wins courtesy of her amped-up bread creations — the plate is now a permanent fixture in the menu at Bar Dough, at which she’s a
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Seminal jam quintet God Street Wine attracted a party of the 30th anniversary for its completion having a marathon concert in The Gramercy Theater in New York City on Saturday night. The band pulled from several eras of the career during the three-set show in front of Winos from across the country. Guitarists Lo Faber
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Gov’t Mule continued their New Year’s Run on Saturday with their first of two shows at their home away from home now of the year New York City’s Beacon Theatre. For the next night in a row, then the jamband stalwarts were linked with a few of their longtime friends welcoming Oz Noy, Jimmy Vivino,
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Bassist Oteil Burbridge kicked his Oteil & Friends New Year’s Run Thursday night with a Series at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York. The performance comprised Oteil encouraged by keyboardist Melvin Seals, guitarists Eric Krasno and John Kadlecik, drummer Jay Lane, percussionist Weedie Braimah and trumpeter/vocalist Jennifer Hartswick. Jerry Garcia Band’s & “Cats
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Base Village at Snowmass can now lay claim to an outdoor ice-skating noodle, the newest Limelight Hotel and, in case you’re direct to ask Mawa McQueen, the world’s most expensive crepe. “Google it,” she explained with a laugh. “Nobody has a 120 crepe. ” McQueen, an Aspen chef that was born on the Ivory Coast
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Your list of artists to watch in 2019 only got longer. Chicago native producers Kyral x Banko continue to produce an impact on the experimental snare music world with their most recent offering,”Calculate.” The only culminates a year of expansion for the climbing duo who continue to align with key tastemakers from the bass music
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On Christmas Eve in 1818, two guys with a small guitar entered a church in Oberndorf, Austria, and also prepared to sing a brand new Christmas carol. Times were bad in Oberndorf, by which lots of individuals worked on the water, manning the salt barges that plied the Salzach River. The upheaval in central Europe
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