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Founded in the wake of a young musician's passing, this 23-year-old nonprofit has become a critical resource for the music scene in Athens, Ga.

The Clinger sisters from Utah, who found success in the the '60s, were one of the first all-girl groups to play their own instruments and be signed to a major label.

Zach Collier, co-founder of Provo Music Magazine, talks about the unique blend of folk rock heard in Provo.

Step inside ABG's, the only music venue in Provo, Utah with a liquor license.

Now it’s Provo’s turn in the spotlight. On Thursday, Provo will join the series “Sense of Place” hosted by “World Cafe,” a daily music and interview program distributed by NPR that highlights the music scene in cities around the world. The program has been to LA; Austin, Texas; London; Vienna; Melbourne, Australia; Chicago; Portland, Oregon; […]

Music producer Nídia specializes in batida, one of the many exciting electronic subgenres being championed by Lisbon's Príncipe Discos label.

The Portuguese rock band talks about their latest EP, Field Trip To Coney Island.

Spanish artist Ralphie Choo performs songs from his new debut album, Supernova.

The songwriter and producer melds elements of contemporary electronic music and hip-hop with traditional Spanish sounds.

Following Francisco Franco's death in the 1975, a counterculture movement known as La Movida Madrileña took root in the Spanish capital.