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John-Paul Shiver

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John-Paul Shiver has been contributing to 48 Hills since 2019. His work as an experienced music journalist and pop culture commentator has appeared in the Wire, Resident Advisor, SF Weekly, Bandcamp Daily, PulpLab, AFROPUNK, and Drowned In Sound.

Under the Stars: Must-hear Kokoroko, free beats at Laurel StreetFair, more

John Cale returns, Midlife comes to Independent, 'Bolsa Chica Calm' at Luggage Store Gallery—new music news!

Under the Stars: Suddenly, music fests galore—check out our picks

Must-see lineups at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Day for Night, Here and There, Lost in Riddim, Halloween Meltdown, more

On ‘New Girl,’ Jamie Drake makes some striking bossa moves

The LA artist tells stories of loss with classic Brazilian touches and enough Laurel Canyon vibes for a contact high

Under the Stars: The Zombies stun the Chapel, Underground SF reopens, more

DoomCannon heralds a new stage of UK jazz, Sour Widows bear 'Witness,' NorCal Sweetwater reggae—music news galore

Getting loud and hunting b*tches with Destroy Boys at Great American Music Hall

The Sacramento trio proved its expanding punk sound still has bite—trans/nonbinary mosh pit included

Under the Stars: Taj Mahal doesn’t like your friends, and other funky tales

GZA and Space Moth live, Yemenite psych-boogie from Sababa 5, Con Brio leaves its 'Heart on the Dancefloor, 'more new music!

With fits and blues, Adia Victoria brought ‘Southern Gothic’ to the Chapel

Channeling both Lead Belly and Mazzy Star, with her own spellbinding scent of magnolia, the Nashville singer testified.

Under the Stars: We’re calling it for Kabwasa, thrilling to Touching Bass, more

L'Rain's brilliant sound, Destroy Boys come to rock, Ash Lauryn's history of techno, Elbow Grease comes to play—new music!

Need a tune boost? Hum along to foamboy’s new ‘Not a Go’

Blissfully funky single from Portland duo may describe 'flirtationship' frustrations, but you'll be bopping all the same

Under the Stars: It’s insufficient to call Kaidi Tatham ‘the UK’s Herbie Hancock,’ more

Papercuts' jangly mojo, Lucky Sun's uplifting essence, Byron the Aquarius comes through, Foamboy and Oakland Weekender rundowns