Colton Ford Gives You Permission in Latest Album
It’s just what we wanted to hear.
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offering online DJ courses for women. Ms Torise said they are offering the courses to redress the deep gender disparity in the music industry. "It's crazy to think but when I first started DJing in 2003, and even now, it's such a novelty to see a woman on the decks spinning tunes," she explained. The Spin Sistas are offering interactive, eight-week video courses via the Podia platform, so students can develop technical skills at their own pace. It includes weekly face-to-face catch ups and a dedicated one hour one-on-one session where each student can focus on specific issues relevant to...
After a few years away from music, singer-musician Colton Ford has returned with new songs and new perspectives on art, life and yes, politics. "I'm excited to get new stuff out," said Ford in a phone interview with the Bay Area Reporter. He shared his thoughts on current events, his family losses, and the adjustments he's made amid the pandemic to produce new music in his four-song EP, Unity. About his time away, Ford, now 58, said, "My 50s have been really challenging, and it started with my mom passing unexpectedly. Fortunately I was with her for the eight months leading up to her passing...