This is the second story of the ongoing series Deep Cuts, which highlights a DJ here in Denver every month. The series includes a profile on significant DJs around Denver in addition to a playlist of five of the current tracks. If you’re interested in being featured on this section, email [email protected] Nightcap brings the
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Last fall, Nick Rogers stepped in front of the cameras and celebrity judges “American Idol” and made his case for becoming the next singing star on the long-running show, which is entering its 17th season (second on the ABC network). “The biggest difference this time is that I wasn’t trying to be anybody I wasn’t,”
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The seventh annual WinterWonderGrass in Steamboat kicked off on Friday under stormy skies to the song of great folks, even better beer and the best music. That trifecta is precisely what founder Scotty Stoughton tries for when curating his festivals. He aspires to create a sense of community quality beverages and musical lineups that are
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CHICAGO — R&B star R. Kelly was taken into custody after coming Friday night in a Chicago police precinct, hours after police announced multiple charges of aggravated sexual abuse involving four victims, including at least three between the ages of 13 and 17. The 52-year-old singer, whose real name is Robert Kelly, was driven to
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The Symbols make a point to create music that stands for something, which may be obvious given their title. The trio — made of Don Stahl, Jasco and Mer Sal — released their most recent album, Catching Fire, in late 2018 to triumphant success. The project is guaranteed to serve as a landmark for the group
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With an exponentially growing population and bustling nightlife, Denver is constantly redefining its identity and culture as a city. There’s no doubt that Denver is a hub for artistic expression, but what about the city permits for the arts to flourish? In short — it’s the people. Time and time again we’ve heard from artists
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Manila Killa has released a seven-track debut EP titled 1993, and each track is a distinctive part which makes for an intriguing whole. While the thematic of the EP is undoubtedly “feel-good” music, the compilation takes twists and turns through a diverse variety of genres ranging from progressive house to electro to commercial crossover-type releases. The
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Reinvention awakens with initial base on A Moment Apart Remixes, ODESZA‘s freshly minted, six-track pack of record revamps. MEMBA, ford., Kodak To Graph, Mild Minds, Running Touch, and Chet Porter every have a re-imaginative “minute ” with one A Moment Apart addition. Allowing no repetitions, the group of remixes is a diverse assortment of calls which enables ODESZA
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Netsky continues to broaden his range with his newest campaign,”I Don’t Even Know You Anymore,” including Bazzi and Lil Wayne. The trail infuses a humming bassline that succeeds about Bazzi’s vocals, developing a radio-friendly hip-hop tracks that unifies an background. The track has been featured on Zane Lowe’s World Record on Beats 1 on Apple Music,
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Oxeye Daisy once again proved they are a force to be reckoned with after their stellar performance in the Hi-Dive on Saturday. The Denver-based dream-pop ring celebrated their very first concert of 2019 by headlining a night of exclusively female-fronted acts –something that’s so uncommon in the music scene — sponsored by Colorado Public Radio’s
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