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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.

Under the Stars: Pursuit Grooves opens the portal (plus more new tunes)

Fresh sounds, from a Nick Andre and Zion I skate soundtrack to Moor Mother's latest future vision

Now Watch This: Great new videos from Pachyman, Alycia Bella, more

Don't miss Sonny & the Sunsets' ciubbhyhole-rousting 'Ring My Bell' and Georgia Anne Muldrew's multiversal G-fonk.

SF Jazz Fest lifts off with guiding spirit Thelonious Monk

Online 38th annual cornucopia of sounds features rarely seen 1985 documentary of the master, who's been having a moment

New Music: Róisín Murphy’s ‘Crooked Machine’ redeems the remix album

With this soaring rework, collaborator DJ Crooked Man reaches back to show the young ones how disco's done

Stern Grove Festival returns: Here’s our dream lineup

The season-long music tradition will fill that foggy eucalyptus knoll once again. May we suggest some performers we'd love to see?

A 30th anniversary reflection on the epic pivot of ‘De La Soul Is Dead’

In 1991, the "hippies of hip-hop" killed off their daisies to write themselves an entirely new trajectory.

Local Action Video: 4 clips show Bay life through the eyes of its bands

Roll video! Marinero's ode to displacement may draw a tear, but Love Jerks' world-record pregnant dance party should dry those eyes.

Out of the Crate: 4 vinyl gems, from Black jazz history to fresh R&B cuts

Vespre's much-needed banger, DJ Amir's stellar compendium of Strata Records hits, Black Crowes revisited, more

Rochelle Jordan’s excellent ‘Play With The Changes’ buffs up classic UK grooves

Echoes of underground London club jams and whispers of Aaliyah in commanding new release

Local Listen: Mae Powell’s surprisingly poppy ‘F*ck I.C.E.’ and more

Moses Herman Jacobs highlights the housing crisis, DJ Delon funks it up outdoors, and Xyla entrances