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John-Paul Shiver

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.

Los Bitchos live: Let the festivities begin, indeed

The international quintet brought their buoyant outernational sound to adoring fans at the Chapel

Anteloper’s ‘Pink Dolphins’ grasps the tone of a country in disarray, via jazz energy

Trumpeter jaimie branch's horn screams over the kind of unpredictable rhythms with which we're all learning to live.

Under the Stars: Makaya McCraven goes orchestral, Jimetta Rose’s community choir…

Plus: Farsight's excellent broken-funky "Triangulation," Mars Volta live, more new music to put on your playlist

Under the Stars: STR4TA honors Black British sound, Guild Theatre opens wide…

Plus: Foamboy at Popscene, new Dry Cleaning, Marta Sanchez's punctuated rhythms, hip-hop royalty at Independent, more

Oakland Weekender readies 3 nights of Bay indie-pop community feels

Coming to Oakland's Golden Bull, 'a magnetic scene of like-minded artists who instead of being competitive, are supportive and encouraging.'

Under the Stars: For Juneteenth, support Black justice while expanding your musical horizons

A Friday fundraiser for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund: Score new tunes from rRoxymore, Fulu Kolektiv, Shawn Pittman, more

Monophonics’ retro-soul ‘Sage Motel’ just won’t let you check out

The Bay-based band has been making deep, cinematic jams for more than a decade. Its latest album smelts a new alchemy.

Under the Stars: Yaya Bey and the truth she speaks

Plus: Must-have darts for beat junkies from 45 King, and the new concert series that'll have you driving to Napa to catch Mavis Staples.

Under the Stars: Fatsouls’ Afro-house is San Francisco’s heartbeat

Plus: Tribute to Alice Coltrane, Mark de Clive-Lowe & Friends, J.Rocc, FOXTROTT, more music to get you up

Five can’t-miss Jazzfest picks: They’re pretty dang cool, mang

Red-hot harpists, Latin Big Band revivalists, Ethio-jazz devotees, Hammond organ specialists, more on tap for 39th extravaganza