
If music is your best friend, always there for you, in the best times and the worst times, if you turn on some music to start your day, and if you brake for rainbows, this is the place where I explore and celebrate music and the people who create it.
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Susheela Raman doesn’t think much of borders. Born in London to South Indian parents but raised in Australia, her musical career has been all about bringing together people, cultures, ideas, and sounds to create her own musical voice. She’s...
When I write about Clive Davis, who passed this week, I am writing not as an industry insider, but really as a music fan and sometime musician who has followed the man’s life and career from the perspective of the people he has signed and c...
What’s sweeter than summer? It’s the time of year we wait for, and there’s music that gives us that feeling of freedom and fun that we turn to again and again. Two records that put me in a summer frame of mind and stay on heavy rotation whi...
I first heard about James Blood Ulmer when his album Are You Glad To Be In America? was released on the Rough Trade label in 1980. Rough Trade was known as a British post-punk label responsible for signing bands like The Raincoats and Gang...
As an undergraduate English major, I took a course devoted to the poetry of Edmund Spenser. Of course, some 80% of the class was spent on his masterwork, The Faerie Queen. Our professor, a young post-grad with lots of energy and enthusiasm,...
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