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Noise Pop diary: Big snaps from the festival’s 20,000-attendee return

Jon Bauer -
The Damani Rhodes Experience and Charlotte Dos Santos were among 130 artists who took the stage. We caught their live-shglitter.
Music

Noise Pop diary: Moor Mother and Irreversible Entanglements have arrived

John-Paul Shiver -
Free-jazz benediction for a troubled age keeps time at The New Parish
Music

Under the Stars: Sounds from the Black history of now, Big Joanie to Pursuit Grooves

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5 Black artists to support this and every month, including Oakland's beatmaker-rapper quiet storm Stanley Ipkuss.
Music

Live Shots: Roseanne Cash and John Leventhal work their way through “The List”

Jon Bauer -
Roaring back to stage after years of absence, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter is honoring her dad's most-treasured country hits.
Music

They just weren’t ready, Betty: A tribute to “bad boy” Davis

John-Paul Shiver -
Honoring the queen of funk's next-level sounds, her defiance of sexual norms—even the Bay Area pedigree of her collaborators.
Music

Under the Stars: Kadhja Bonet, Babeheaven, a Grateful Dead conversion…

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Plus: New jazz from Oakland's Dan Berkson, Louie Elser's dance-telepop, more sparkling new releases
Music

Beast Nest’s ‘Sicko’ is a jubilant freak celebration—Bollywood, Kardashians, and all

Daniel Bromfield -
East Bay artist Sharmi Basu calls their new electronic album a 'crazy wet blankie' of comfort and community.
Music

At 50, Blue Bear School of Music is just tuning up

Emily Wilson -
Opening an East Bay campus, bringing back live performances, and more sweet-sounding news from the institution.
Music

Mosswood Meltdown fest set for musical mayhem, good ol’ Oakland punk vibes

John-Paul Shiver -
Two-day outdoor rager formerly known as Burger Boogaloo kicks off in July with new name and stellar lineup.
Music

‘The Upsetter’—finally—streams the dub wisdom of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

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Rarely shown 2008 doc highlights the master who paved the way for Bob Marley and contemporary bass music

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