Music – In Conversation
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Q&A: Soul Food Cypher serves as the beacon of ATL’s freestyle hip-hop scene
Alex Acosta was born on the hip-hop solstice. He is one of the founders of Soul Food Cypher, a society of freestyle rappers…
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Q&A: Kodac Harrison turns 70, reflects on poetry, music and art
A venerable fixture in the local music and poetry scene, Kodac Harrison celebrates his 70th birthday this Saturday at Smith’s Olde Bar. The show…
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Q&A: SweetWater Brewing cofounders celebrate Atlanta with 420 Fest
SweetWater Brewing Co. cofounder Freddy Bensch never floated the mainstream. After graduating college in Colorado, he moved to Atlanta to start the brewery…
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Q&A: From the UK to ATL, Sasha Vallely discusses the nature of her music
Sasha Vallely is no stranger to the music scene. Currently, she performs with psychedelic power trio Midnight Larks, The Outlaw Women Band and…
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Q&A: Talking guitars with Lunar Vacation
Since 2017, Lunar Vacation has entranced audiences with a repertoire of psychedelic moon tunes, creating a genre the group calls “pool rock.” Growing…
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Q&A: Chris Yonker turns grief into growth with Greenscreen
Atlanta musician and community organizer Chris Yonker is best known as cofounder and co-owner of DIY music and arts venue Mammal Gallery as…
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Q&A: Bosco reflects on Speakerfoxxx friendship, returns to SCAD for deFINE ART
Brittany Bosco’s career is a kaleidoscope of artistic abilities that is reflected through her vibrant sense of fashion, genre-defying music and multimedia art…
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Q&A: Brenda Nicole Moorer on her upcoming jazz album and short film The Marrow
Brenda Nicole Moorer is an Atlanta-bred artist, vocalist and arts educator who combines elements of folk, jazz and soul music — soft indie…
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Q&A: Damon Moon and Chandler Galloway talk Standard Electric Recorders Co.
Chandler Galloway and Damon Moon have quietly produced some of Atlanta’s most talked about music from a yellow bungalow off Memorial Drive. Standard…
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Q&A: Blues soulstress Francine Reed never stops looking, learning and singing
“Wild Women Don’t Get the Blues,” said Ida Cox in 1924. Georgia Music Hall of Famer Francine Reed is living proof that these…
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