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When we think about utopia, we might think about the end of hierarchical society or a world of abundance that nourishes everyone—all that to say, a wo...
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When we think about utopia, we might think about the end of hierarchical society or a world of abundance that nourishes everyone—all that to say, a wo...
05:00 02.07.2021 Schifffahrt - Frachterstau in Südchina: Wie Corona das deutsche Weihnachtsgeschäft bedroht In Chinas Häfen liegen Hunderte Containerschiffe fest, auch anderswo wird der Warenverkehr ausgebremst. All das bedroht die Weltwirtschaft – vielleicht sogar das deutsche Weihnachtsgeschäft. Corona zeigt, wie fragil die Lieferketten sind. ...
Roulette Intermedium Jen Shyu performing here piece 'Zero Grasses: Ritual for the Losses' at Roulette in April 2021 "More and more I've wanted to tell my story, as who I am," the singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist Jen Shyu says in this episode of The Checkout. "And also really thinking about others who might look like me, or feel, perhaps, othered or marginalized." That impulse, extending both inward and outward, informed Shyu's audacious and deeply personal new album, Zero Grasses: Ritual For the Losses, released this spring on Pi Recordings. A meditation on mortality and identity...
2 of 5 — James Brandon Lewis 3 of 5 — Damon Locks 4 of 5 — Alexa Tarantino 5 of 5 — Roxana Amed Jen Shyu, "Living's a Gift | Part 3: My Unsolved Regrets" Zero Grasses: Ritual For the Losses is the latest artistic statement from Jen Shyu, a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and composer with the blazing heart of an artist and the curious mind of an ethnographer. It seems unlikely that we'll encounter another album this year with a more striking balance of formal invention and perso...
Livestream concert calendar for March 27-May 8 Share This: When I’m not in the WTOP traffic center, chances are you’ll find me out at a concert, which is why it’s been such an adjustment for me during COVID-19. What’s a music lover to do? Live concert streams! There is something for everyone, from national acts playing for charity to local faves trying to earn a living. Check out our roundup of options below and offer tips by emailing rkessler@wtop.com. March 27 3 p.m. – Veeps presents The Jammering: Band of Horses from Isle of Palms, SC. Tickets start at $22.99, a...