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New Video: Eli Raybon - 30 Cents
  Tia Scott      0

Los Angeles-based alternative artist Eli Raybon releases the fun, surreal visual for his new-wave inspired single "30 Cents" that's bursting with infectious synth-pop energy. Directed by Markus Thorington, the video is a retro spy thriller that...

Jun 5, 2017

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New Single: J.Lauryn - Rum & Ting
  Tia Scott      0

The Hawaii-born, Los Angeles-transplant known as J.Lauryn brings the summer heat on her refreshing, tropical-rhythmic single "Rum & Ting" that cleverly references the sweet and sour Jamaican drink.  The song is brimming with island beach vibes...

Jun 5, 2017

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Occur Goes Global - The Music of Honduras
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

In our continuing quest for the best in world music, we’re skipping the next alphabetical country, the Holy See, which is another name for the Vatican. We’re guessing Pope Francis and his posse are not...

Jun 5, 2017

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Occur Goes Global - The Music of Haiti
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

Stateside, most of us are familiar with Haiti because of its devastating 2010 earthquake or because of the Fugees’ Wyclef Jean launching an unsuccessful bid for its presidency. Beyond the tragedy and beyond the political...

May 30, 2017

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What We're Digging Right Now: Dræmings
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

  Though their peculiar spelling is a nightmare to copyeditors, DRӔMINGS are aural bliss to our ears. Keeping company with slowcore greats such as Beach House and the Cocteau Twins, this timeless project aims to circumvent...

May 21, 2017

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Occur Goes Global - The Music of Guyana
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

Now here's a country with a rainbow of peoples and music that you might not have ever considered to be a melting pot. Guyana lies physically on the Caribbean and within South America, but its...

May 15, 2017

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Occur Goes Global - The Music of Guinea
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

A predominately rural, French-speaking and Muslim West African country, Guinea thrives on the strength of its musical traditions. Groove to the kora (a stringed lute-harp) and explore these five essential artists.   Mory Kanté This kora maestro and...

Apr 30, 2017

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Occur Goes Global - The Music of Guatemala
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

A civil war may have shaped the course of Guatemala’s history, but so has the ingrained music of the Spanish and Mayan peoples. Amid native woodwinds and percussion thrives a resistance that comes from song....

Apr 16, 2017