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New Music: DJ Amir unearths jazz-fusion communiqué ‘The Jupiter Effect’

John-Paul Shiver - April 29, 2020

Long before the Berlin-based DJ and producer Amir Abdullah became an esteemed music archivist, flying around the globe on the lecture circuit, discussing with...

Mark Kozelek’s latest intricate wander, through Aquatic Park to ‘Isaac Hayes’

Daniel Bromfield - April 28, 2020

“Some people are gonna get it, but some won’t.” This observation about art comes from one of the countless conversations Mark Kozelek has with...

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John-Paul Shiver - April 27, 2020

Bandcamp is waiving its revenue share again on May 1, looking out for independent artists right now. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the...

New Music: Vinyl Williams’ visionary sunshine pop goes ‘Azure’

John-Paul Shiver - April 26, 2020

When the Los Angeles based musician Lionel 'Vinyl' Williams—grandson of acclaimed film composer John Williams, whose 1977 Star Wars score remains an idyllic cinematic feat—speaks about...

Culture

Storied: San Francisco interviews 48 Hills publisher Marke B. (that’s me)

Marke B. - April 26, 2020

Storied: San Francisco has been recording terrific podcasts of local characters and everyday neighbors, and I'm honored to now be counted among them. If...

DJs and musicians scramble for income in devastated scene

Garrett Leahy - April 24, 2020

Governor Newsom's announcement last Tuesday that live shows and concerts are unlikely to happen until there is a COVID-19 vaccine, which may be as...

News + Politics

Letter to the Editor: ‘Ceci n’est pas une guillotine’

Mira Martin-Parker - April 22, 2020

I guess I’ll have to sell something in order to pay rent to our corporate landlords this month. I’ve been holding out, trying bide...

Culture

‘Hip-hop to Hamilton’ urges youth to pursue arts careers, despite COVID

Emily Wilson - April 22, 2020

Lily Ling, the music director and conductor for the tour of Hamilton, says we need the arts now more than ever. She saw that working...

New Music: The bleary-eyed kaleidoscope of Once & Future Band’s ‘Deleted Scenes’

John-Paul Shiver - April 21, 2020

From their 2012 start, eclectic Oakland's Once & Future Band always reached for a simple goal—never mind the Kodachrome, dream-catcher, psych-rock veneer. "Progressive rock has a reputation for...

Culture

A song of San Francisco’s origins, via national parks

Caitlin Donohue - April 21, 2020

Coronavirus hasn’t stopped famed Bay Area music education community center Los Cenzontles. To the contrary, as executive director Eugene Rodríguez sees it now is...

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New Music: DJ Amir unearths jazz-fusion communiqué ‘The Jupiter Effect’

Mark Kozelek’s latest intricate wander, through Aquatic Park to ‘Isaac Hayes’

Support musicians directly this Friday!

New Music: Vinyl Williams’ visionary sunshine pop goes ‘Azure’

Storied: San Francisco interviews 48 Hills publisher Marke B. (that’s me)

DJs and musicians scramble for income in devastated scene

Letter to the Editor: ‘Ceci n’est pas une guillotine’

‘Hip-hop to Hamilton’ urges youth to pursue arts careers, despite COVID

New Music: The bleary-eyed kaleidoscope of Once & Future Band’s ‘Deleted Scenes’

A song of San Francisco’s origins, via national parks

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