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Julian Shah-Tayler’s ‘Something Borrowed’ features a variety of electronic tunes, as he transforms gems by artists ranging from Prince to INXS, from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs to Nine Inch Nails and even Bob Dylan.
With political cartoonist Bill Day: “At their best, cartoons can challenge what we see as wrong and by bringing that wrong to the public’s attention. The 1st Amendment allows us that right.”
Just in time for the two-week long celebration of the Lunar New Year 2023, this wonderful array of assorted rock and roll tunes has been multiplying like rabbits! Don’t let the darker nature of the songs get you down – it’s all theatre, with all of the drama and lessons that implies!
With a little help from his friends, Martin Bisi turned an abandoned factory in New York into a hitmaking recording facility called BC Studio.
Josef Saint of Nahja Mora hopes to unite people through creating musical controversy, resulting in dialogue, about violence in the United States.
‘Sublime Reworks’, a collection of tracks derived from 2021’s ‘The Sublime Sculpture Of Being Alive,’ by Media Jeweler reaches new levels of aural excitement.
It’s time to do the Jingle Bell Rock, rasta style. Black Market Dub just released their stellar set of Christmas classics. ‘A Black Market Christmas’ is a stunning 8 song set of standards, the first four are 20th century standards and the second four from the 1800s.