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Joy Scout Rocks!
If you haven’t had a chance to catch Oakhurst’s incredibly talented singer/songwriter duo JoyScout – don’t wait another second! This Thursday, August 18th, JoyScout will be performing at Twains in Decatur. The show starts at 8:30pm, and should not be missed.
The lack of imperfection but the neccessity of pleasure and strength. SPINES, without them, we don't walk, but with them we gain identity, integrity, and we thrive. Some music is better than others just are SPINES. Their music holds solid and true. Not lying for the wrong reasons, but existing for the untempered truth of what music and life can be. The comfort of what is challenging, makes a bed for the complex. SPINES. SPINES' effection is found in steadied patience, that is tried and true. However energy, performance, and function transist into rare lands of embodiment, not met before. Thankful and yet cautious, for that which is given, and that isn't going to stop giving.
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About a month ago we sat down and chatted it up with our mate DJC-ATL about life and music. We intend to do more interviews in the future with various artists from around the world. Nonetheless DJC-ATL will be our first. So here's a trailer for MusicManiaX's exlusive interview, DJC-ATL The Music...
You can check it out under our Featured Video listing, which is under the Explore tag.
Don't stop listening til the last beat is dropped!!!
Sonicpalooza was a 10 hour music marathon of live contemporary music held by Georgia Tech's Sonic Generator. It was held on June 25, 2010 at Woodruff Arts Center Galleria and was a complete display of what the creativity and expression of music is and can be.
It was June 14, 2011 the return of PHISH to the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre for their Double-Header of their 2011 Summer Tour.
It was awesome music from an awesome band. Even better, it was a live webcast, with icing on the cake being in the flavor of a free mp3 download of the entire show with the barcode number from your ticket. Which "really" worked!!! This offers the opportunity to verify if at the least what you heard was really as tight,solid, and flawless as being there lost in the moment. And...The Wednesday Wind Down
Last Wednesday – a steamy, sultry, 98˚ in the shade June evening – I packed up my bags after a long day at work, changed into some jeans and a floppy summer hat, and headed down to Centennial Park to check out the longest running free concert series in Atlanta: The Wednesday Wind Down. I expected to enjoy myself…but instead I had a blast. I expected to enjoy good live music… but instead I sang and danced for two plus hours non-stop. I expected to enjoy a summer night in the city… but instead I felt like I was on vacation. After just a few minutes in the park, I realized why The Wednesday Wind Down has stood the test of time – it absolutely rocks.