The Roots make (Picnic) moves and YouTube grooves around COVID-19
The Roots postpone their annual picnic and announce a new daily schedule of content on their YouTube channel.
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LISTENIN’ BOOTH – ESSENTIAL MUSIC FOR THE NEXT 7 DAYS (4.3.20)
Here is your weekly fiver of eclectic, yet essential music to help you get through the next seven days, curated by our own Magz FM.
Celebrating the Philadelphia and New Jersey musicians lost to COVID-19
Death is tragic. Coronavirus is a killer. These are the reasons that city and state
Cloud Seeding with Philly’s Katie Crutchfield of Waxahatchee
Waxahatchee’s fifth full length album, “Saint Cloud” is new and open, but lived-in, and wearily reflective too.
LISTENIN’ BOOTH – ESSENTIAL MUSIC FOR THE NEXT 7 DAYS (3.25.20)
Here is your weekly fiver of eclectic, yet essential music to help you get through the next seven days, curated by our own Magz FM.
Low Cut Connie’s Adam Weiner goes it alone, just once or twice
Low Cut Connie has just released an Atlantic City-inspired new ballad, “Look What They Did,” with Adam Weiner hitting the boards.
Luther A. Randolph: an unsung hero of the Philly soul sound
A bold innovator, Mr. Randolph will be missed.
Where the Wild Things Go: Tanya Tucker at World Café Live
The Tanya Tucker old school country music concert on Thursday night at World Café Live should be forever the norm, and never again the exceptional exception.
First Things First: Philadelphia’s David First returns home, heads to Bowerbird
While most of First’s music can be heard on a steady basis abroad or in the concert halls of New York, this weekend, he’s home in Philly with a “two night portrait” of his career.
Singing for Survivors
Pennsylvania resident David Wisnia offers his voice to the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.