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Though the artists at Brooklyn-based record label Daptone Records shaped and led the soul music revival through the turn of the century, a handful of artists in Southern California were also hard at work placing their own stamp in the growing scene.
After a two-year hiatus, Cloud 9 Adventures has announced the highly anticipated return of Holidaze. The intimate concert vacation returns to Riviera Maya, Mexico at Now Sapphire Resort and Dreams Resort & Spa on December 4-8, 2021. The all-inclusive tropical adventure features four nights of music on the Caribbean coast from a monumental lineup featuring Holidaze veterans, supergroups, and first time performers. The concert venues – main stage on the beach, poolside gazebo, and open-air palapa – are celebrated for their intimacy and convenience to guest suites and all-inclusive ame...
Advertisement Longtime headliners The Disco Biscuits and Umphrey’s McGee will be joined by festival newcomers moe. and others at Holidaze 2021. The destination event returns after a two-year hiatus December 4 – 8 at Now Sapphire & Dreams in Puerto Morelos, Mexico. This year’s lineup also includes Chromeo (DJ Set), Brain Damaged Eggmen, The New Deal, Andy Frasco & The U.N., Chali 2na & Cut Chemist, Doom Flamingo, Omega Moos, Karina Rykman and Little Stranger. Holidaze features curated activities, poolside and beachfront sets, late night action, yoga, theme nights, a charitable day of ...
KCRW DJs preview music at SXSW SXSW started as a music festival 32 years ago. KCRW DJs Anne Litt and Jose Galvan are part of our crew there this year. They tell us about some artists who will be playing.
In the Nineties, during the Golden Age of hip-hop, hip-hop heads and record collectors Andre Torres and Brian DiGenti moved to New York. Not seeing coverage of the scene that excited them, they created a music magazine, one that would be for fellow fans—DiGenti was so obsessed with hip-hop samples that he printed the entire Rap Sample FAQ database and carried it with him to record stores. Wax Poetics was soon celebrated for its coverage of music icons—Prince, Marva Whitney, MF Doom, Erykah Badu, Bobbito, and many others—but within fifteen years, the magazine’s print publication would...