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GENRE LISTS
STAFF LISTS
Because you couldn’t have possibly seen them all.
GENRE LISTS
You know, music is interesting. I grew up listening to classic rock and I’ll tell you sort of an odd story. My music tastes changed on 9/11. And it’s a very strange—I actually, intellectually, find this very curious, but on 9/11, I didn’t like how rock music responded. And country music collectively, the way they responded, it resonated with me and I have to say, it—just as a gut level, I had an emotional reaction that says, “These are my people.” And so ever since 2001 I listen to country music, but I’m an odd country music fan because I didn’t listen to it prior to 2001
Ted Cruz, explaining how 9/11 turned him country.
Because one thing is for sure: choosing which music the president prefers listening to is half the job OF president.
(via politicalprof)
There is an incredibly boring problem in the music industry for which Bitcoin offers a potentially fascinating solution. In fact, I think this might be one of the coolest and most immediately worthwhile applications of distributed ledger and payment network technologies such as Bitcoin.
The problem is simply that no central database exists to keep track of information about music. Specifically, there are two types of information about a piece of music that are critically important: who made it and who owns the rights to it. Right now, this information is fiendishly difficult to track down, to the great detriment of artists, music services and consumers alike.
#Austin100: Mantar, “Spit”
It grunts like Tom Warrior and growls like Lemmy, it riffs like a chunky Melvins soup, it is music for punching hippies.
Everyday until and during SXSW, I’m picking my favorite songs from the interactive mixtape of the artists we can’t wait to see at the music festival. Like the song? Download it. —Lars
cm8-boilyrikal-deactivated20160 asked:
monicaalvarez3 answered:
Thank you I appreciate that so much ❤️ my favorite music is HipHop/R&B and my favorite food is Mediterranean. I pretty much eat greek food like every day haha 😍
For the NPR Music SXSW showcase on March 18, courtney-barnett will play her new record in its entirety. In April 2014, she debuted a solo version of “Depreston” at NPR’s Tiny Desk.
#Austin100: GABI, “Fleece”
What begins as an ambient piano ballad ebbs and flows with lavish strings and horns that are overcome by celestial pangs. Ladies and gentlemen, we are floating in space.
Everyday until and during SXSW, I’m picking my favorite songs from the interactive mixtape of the artists we can’t wait to see at the music festival. Like the song? Download it. —Lars
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