The Power of Women in Country Music, a new exhibit coming to the NC Museum of History from the GRAMMY Museum, runs Friday, Oct. 28–Sunday, Feb. 26, 2023.
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New Duo the A’s Channel Early Folk’s Whimsy and Wonder
“The first couple of times we sang together, it was like a new-love feeling or something very magical, so much so that we couldn’t really stop doing it once we figured it out.”
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MC Taylor and Cameron Ralston’s New Project, Revelators Sound System, Basks in the Collective Power of Creativity
Taylor and Ralston didn’t set out to shape or release the music as a project, but it became too expressive a statement to keep silent.
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On the Healing Power of Movement in Sylvan Esso’s Music Videos
Two new singles from “Free Love” showcase the power of moving through space with self-driven purpose.
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Hopscotch 2018: Zephaniah Ohora Is Flying the Flag for Classic Country in the Five Boroughs and Beyond
ZEPHANIAH OHORA Saturday, Sep. 8, 10 p.m. | Lincoln Theatre Forget Texas or Tennesseedeep in the heart of Brooklyn is a growing traditional country scene with a slew of artists excited to pay homage to the past while weaving their own tales through its sound. That’s where singer-songwriter Zephaniah Ohora is based, and where he […]
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On People Are My Drug, Phil Cook Gets High on the Power of Love
People Are My Drug Psychic Hotline In the three years since singer-songwriter Phil Cook released his debut solo album, Southland Mission, he’s steered his blues-driven roots sound closer to the shores of gospel and soul. That directional shift makes sense in light of the extracurricular work he’s conducted in the interim: Cook wrote for Mavis […]