The Occurrence - Category: Music
Occur Goes Global - The Music of Ireland
Melissa Bobbitt 0Ireland has a wealth of legendary music, from U2 to Van Morrison to Sinead O’Connor. Those big names put their stamp on the rock genre, but these five Irish acts are branching out beyond their...
Aug 29, 2017Occur Goes Global - The Music of Iraq
Melissa Bobbitt 0With the U.S. having such a large stake in the history and future of Iraq—especially as Mosul was recently freed from ISIS rule—it’s a choice time to explore the Middle Eastern county’s music. Its vitality...
Aug 7, 2017Acts Still Kicking Ass in Their Twilight Years
Melissa Bobbitt 0Though their latest album is called Hardwired… To Self-Destruct, Metallica continue to bring the fury to the stage, 36 years after their inception. They’ve weathered the deaths of bandmates, addiction, immolation and legal and internal...
Jul 31, 2017Occur Goes Global - The Music of Iran
Melissa Bobbitt 0Iran may have a tumultuous political relationship with the United States, but while our nations do their calculated dance, we can for the time being enjoy some of the most spellbinding and daring music from...
Jul 25, 2017Occur Goes Global - The Music of Indonesia
Melissa Bobbitt 0A chain of islands that is home to almost as many people as the United States has, Indonesia has a lush variety of music and dance. Its epic poetry of ancient times informs the effusive...
Jul 10, 2017Occur Goes Global - The Music of India
Melissa Bobbitt 0It’s no wonder why Alanis Morissette expressed her gratitude toward India in her 1998 song “Thank U.” It’s a subcontinent whose culture has influenced the Beatles and No Doubt (thanks to Ravi Shankar’s sitar and...
Jul 3, 2017Occur Goes Global - The Music of Iceland
Melissa Bobbitt 0For a country of only about 330,000, there sure are a lot of talented musicians in Iceland. Bjork, Sigur Rós and Of Monsters and Men are among some of the most celebrated artists in the...
Jun 18, 2017Occur Goes Global - The Music of Hungary
Melissa Bobbitt 0Disclaimer 1: The hit song “Budapest” is not by a Hungarian; rather it is by Englishman George Ezra. Disclaimer 2: Your humble writer is one-quarter Hungarian, so today’s feature on the best Hungarian artists right now...
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