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This year s San Diego Music Awards featured live performances by the Redwoods Revue, Vokab Company, Jason Mraz, Planet B and more, with awards going to living legends like Swami John Reis. Watch our highlight reel here. And there s plenty of new names to sink your ears into: Crhymes is nominated for Best Hip-Hop Song, for example, the rockers from the Montell Jordans hope to go home with the statuette for Best Rock Album, and Maria Antoinette that s no typo, folks is hoping to be crowned for Best Local Recording. In year s past, the awards would go to the best act in a genre and the best album released in the genre. So, in 2020, Ten Bulls won for Best Indie/Alternative Album, but Aviator Stash claimed honors of being Best Indie/Alternative . period. This year, in many cases though not all each genre has an award for best single and best album, plus there are nominees for Best Local Recording, Best Video, and Album of the Year and Song of the Year. Missing ....
Jordan Krimston The local School of Rock is where Jordan Krimston got his start with bands such as Pandemonium and Lua. “The more important things that I think students usually take away from School of Rock are staying humble and grounded and just being more thoughtful, on and off stage,” he tells the Reader. “I was teaching there for a little bit, and it’s remarkable to see how much kids grow socially through music.” His next group, Big Bad Buffalo, released their debut 2012 EP while Krimston was still in high school. “I don’t think of myself as a prodigy, that’s more of what Gilbert Castellanos’ Young Lions are or something. I’ve just always been obsessed with music and noise, and I definitely can attribute that to my Deadhead parents.” Among his other musical projects are Band Argument (an analog-digital hybrid), Weatherbox, and Miss New Buddha. His debut solo EP ....
SAN DIEGO Local artists will use dance, poetry and music to pay tribute to nonprofits that serve southeastern San Diego neighborhoods in an upcoming virtual concert presented by the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation. The “Be About It” concert will be streamed on social media on Saturday, Nov. 14. It will feature original music, dance, poetry, rap and comedy skits created in honor of seven nonprofits. Nonprofits across San Diego have lost funding from canceled events because of the coronavirus pandemic, and some are struggling to secure donations, organizers of the event said. A concert highlighting the work they continue to do despite being impacted by COVID-19 is a creative way to rally economic and public support, said Christie Marcella, director of economic development and innovation with the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation. ....