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  When their tour was abruptly cancelled early last year, The Accidentals—Sav Buist, Katie Larson, and Michael Dause—instinctively turned to the thing they do best; creating. The multi-faceted band has shared stages with legendary musicians across the country and globe, played strings for international superstars like BTS, and backed up jam-band mainstay Keller Williams in their side-project The Keller Williams Accident, but in their Northern Michigan quarantining, they went one step further and asked some of their favorite songwriters to collaborate on new music. Today, the fruits of t...

Old-time radio serials continue It’s All Been Done Presents, producer of a monthly 80-minute geeky comedy program in the style of old-time radio serials, will stream the “It's All Been Done Radio Hour” at 5 p.m. Saturday. Among other episodes, this edition will continue the second season of “Privates,” a noir detective spoof, as Jake Cotton hunts for Dame Cordelia’s missing fortune. Tickets cost $7, or become a donor at Patreon.com/IABD. Call 614-916-6043 or visit www.iabdpresents.com.  Westerville wandering  Stroll through Westerville from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Friday for Uptown Fri...

Maia Sharp makes a connection between love and the kitchen on "Backburner," our latest Song You Need to Know.

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Maia Sharp has released several albums during her time in Los Angeles, but has been better known as a “songwriters’ songwriter,” penning tunes for the likes of The Chicks, Lisa Loeb and Trisha Yearwood. After moving to Nashville, Sharp looked up guitarist Joshua Grange to record the tracks at his Resistor Studio, and Ryan Hewitt mixed the resulting album. Sharp collaborated with a host of songwriters to come up with a dozen original tunes. The resulting Mercy Rising (Crooked Crown Records) is a classic among songwriter albums. Sharp’s delivery has the husky, frank, not-go...