Review: Faye Webster unveils 'genre-free agenda' on new album
The ambiance Webster creates is one that you can’t help but put on for driving with all your windows down on a hot summer night, and this remains true ...
Read More »The ambiance Webster creates is one that you can’t help but put on for driving with all your windows down on a hot summer night, and this remains true ...
Read More »Spoken word artist Ayanna Albertson-Gay has been listening to gospel music since she was born, particularly at her great-grandmother's church in eastern ...
Read More »Released on Feb. 16, "Song Keepers: A 30 Year Anthology," tells the stories of over 75 blues, roots, folk and gospel musicians who have worked with Music ...
Read More »Rap and Redemption on Death Row is based on the correspondence between death row inmate Alim Braxton and UNC music professor Mark Katz. The performance ...
Read More »"The next time you find yourself walking to class as you listen to 'No Hands,' consider a change. Classical music is begging you, DJ, turn it up."
Read More »When Erika Kobayashi Libero and River Shook founded Manifest Music Festival, they wanted to increase connectivity and visibility among local women ...
Read More »Music can be one of the most important things that connects someone to the places and experiences around them. For The Daily Tar Heel’s 2024 Music Edition, ...
Read More »The UNC Hip Hop Ensemble — UNC’s first performance ensemble dedicated to hip-hop’s cultural traditions and global impact — is a class offered ...
Read More »"I confess, I regard myself as a better listener than others. This is because I listen to music like I read a book."
Read More »“I feel like everyone on the team, we all have a chip on our shoulder,” Harrison Ingram said. “We all are doubted, we’re all viewed as not good ...
Read More »"Along with this edition, we are releasing the first episode of Editors’ Notes, a video music series shot in The Daily Tar Heel office, featuring guitarist ...
Read More »You'd be likely to hear swing, jazz and blues guitar styles in the streets and warehouses of the N.C. Piedmont region a century ago, but Bill Moore, a ...
Read More »You'd be likely to hear swing, jazz and blues guitar styles in the streets and warehouses of the N.C. Piedmont region a century ago, but Bill Moore, a ...
Read More »On Franklin Street, wide varieties of music escape the insides of different storefronts. Passersby may wonder who is playing the music and how they ...
Read More »The DTH's Margaret Hungate spoke with Merge Records label manager, Christina Rentz, on the label’s history and influence on the music scene in the Triangle ...
Read More »Countless bands are started in Chapel Hill by college students whose love of music outlasted the groups themselves. Not every band formed at UNC ...
Read More »The jazz scene in the Triangle became as colorful, vibrant and connected as it is today because of the efforts of members of the jazz community in the ...
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