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Summer Mixtape: Yola on being an outsider, discovering American music, and learning to ‘Stand for Myself’ Written by Andrea Domanick, produced by Bennett Purser Jul. 29, 2021Music MORE Yola’s new album “Stand for Myself” is out on July 30. Photo by Joseph Ross. All week, Press Play has been bringing you DJ and artist interviews, along with custom DJ sets. This fifth and final installment of “Summer Mixtape” features a conversa...

Courtesy of Paul Oakenfold Comets dont enjoy the luxury of choosing a landing place or time, instead burning out on their way to an ashy end. Paul Oakenfold, forever onto the next thing, decided to land in Bastrop of all places on this planet. But how? Why? Starting in the mid-Nineties and continuing into the early Aughts, the London native became one of the worlds greatest DJs. At his white-hot heights, he ranked as the genres No. 1 practitioner twice, 1998 and 1999, by DJ M...

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Amazon Prime's Mary J. Blige's 'My Life' documentary showcases her life and her music in a compelling way.

A list of the latest moves in publishing, including deals for BMG with Netflix, Jon Nite with Sony and more.

I think the stars are finally aligning and putting some celestial respect (also known as “respeck”) on my love for Mary J. Blige. You wanna know how I know?

/ Singer/songwriter Katarra Parson will perform at the Music at the Intersection festival in September. The festival will feature performances from more than 60 regional and national artists. A new music festival coming to St. Louis in September aims to highlight local musicians and get fans back into music venues. Music at the Intersection will run Sept. 10-12 at six venues in the Grand Center area. The festival will feature more than 60 jazz, R&B, blues, rock and soul musicians from the regi...

Guitarist Pat Metheny Is Not Defined, And Still Undecided Sure, Pat is on "perpetual output" mode. But hes still figuring out this music thing like the rest of us. Share May 14, 2021 Pat Metheny is a talker. True, his fame is tied up in his identity as a guitarist, but trust me when I say that even the slightest mental nudge will set Metheny down a conversational path, philosophizing about artistry and music. It’s evident after spending even a few minutes watching old interviewers featuring t...

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17: Mike Mainieri This native New Yorker made his debut as a professional musician aged 14, playing the vibes in a small combo led by legendary jazz bandleader Paul Whiteman before joining drummer Buddy Rich’s band, where he stayed between 1956 and 1963. After that, Mainieri began a solo career, playing in a decidedly hard bop vein, but by the late 60s, he was experimenting with jazz-rock while pioneering an electric-powered instrument called a synth-vibe. In 1979, he formed the popular all-s...