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NC Release Radar: Come Hear North Carolina and CLTure’s music releases of the month
By Grant Golden October 1, 2020 There’s a lot to miss about our local music scene as we all struggle through the coronavirus pandemic. You might miss the way the bass thumps in your chest or how your shoes stick to beer-soaked floors at your...
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Jason Isbell, Amanda Shires and Marcus King Trio will play picnic-style concert series in Charleston
By CLTure News September 30, 2020 Following the announcement of an outdoor concert series in North Charleston back in September, Charleston Music Hall has announced new shows with Marcus King Trio (October 25) and Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires (November 6-7) at The Bend, a...
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Charlotte music collective Living Quarters showcases fresh new energy with ‘Summer Camp’ project
By Jose Mujica September 30, 2020 There’s power in numbers and the newly minted Charlotte music collective, Living Quarters, aims to showcase some bright energy with the release of Summer Camp, a three-song project that features Te’Jani, Ike Byers, and the Hoodies: Matt Square, Mike...
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Kevin “Black Pearl” McCloskey is mixing the sound of Charlotte
By Cameron Lee September 29, 2020 You may have heard the name “Pearl” or “Black Pearl” in music circles amongst your favorite hip-hop artists in the Carolinas. Often producers who garner most of the name recognition and publicity, Kevin “Black Pearl” McCloskey is the mixing...
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Rapsody’s latest single “12 Problems” offers powerful social commentary for Roc Nation compilation ‘Reprise’
By Jamel Smith September 27, 2020 (updated) North Carolina’s own Grammy-nominated rapper Rapsody recently shared a new song, “12 Problems,” which will appear on the Roc Nation social justice charity compilation album, Reprise. “12 Problems” is the latest offering from the project, following Jorja Smith’s...
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The Hamiltones latest EP ‘1964’ is a commentary on current times while harkening back to the Civil Rights Movement
By Michael Stover September 20, 2020 2020 has taken its toll on everyone, from the pandemic spreading to the racial injustice we’re seeing at an alarming rate. As tension and stress increase, everyone is looking for an outlet that sympathizes with the struggle. Enter, North...
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Alfred Sergel IV releases a deeply emotional new song “The Falling Out” featuring Martin Bejerano and Tim Lefebvre
By Cameron Lee September 18, 2020 Charlotte-based drummer and composer Alfred Sergel has released a sweeping musical composition titled “The Falling Out.” The song features accomplished jazz pianist Martin Bejerano, who has worked alongside Grammy Award-winning drummer Roy Haynes, and Tim Lefebvre, who’s best known...
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TiaCorine is making waves with “Trap Anime” style of music on ’34Corine’
By Kyesha Jennings September 18, 2020 “Crazy that I got a crib with no deal, living off of streaming money and features from a two-minute song with NO project,” rising rapper TiaCorine posted on Instagram. The caption was accompanied by two photos of the Winston-Salem...
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JazzArts Charlotte launch new online jazz workshops for students and adults
By Charlie Leonard September 14, 2020 JazzArts Charlotte will debut nine new online jazz workshops for students and adults beginning the week of September 21. The six- to 12-week workshops will cover a variety of topics ranging from jazz appreciation, improvisation, basic fundamentals, and more. ...
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St. Paul and The Broken Bones announce drive-in concerts in Charleston and Maggie Valley
By CLTure News September 13, 2020 Birmingham, Alabama soul band St. Paul and The Broken Bones, led by the dynamic Paul Janeway, have announced a short series of drive-in concerts in the Carolinas. The first show will take place on October 29 at Ghost Town...
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