'We felt synergy right away': Check out the Synchronicity Shindig in Durham
The inclusive, communal event will consist of two bands along with several other local musicians.
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Sarah Cahill celebrates the 19th amendment in 'The Future is Female'
The five-hour event will feature over 60 pieces composed by women and allows listeners to arrive and leave at any time.
'A musical safari’: Verona Quartet collaborates with local musicians for performance
The performance will feature "The Carnival of the Animals," a 14-movement musical piece that emulates different animals' essences and sounds.
Here's how a group of UNC students is trying to use music for healing
Heeling in Harmony is a student-run musical therapy group that aims to soothe and calm people with their music.
Office DJ: Hark the Sound(s)
As Assistant City & State Editor Jamey Cross looks forward to her December graduation, she shares some of the songs that will always keep Carolina close to her heart.
Office DJ: How I learned to love the theater
Our City & State Editor Anna Pogarcic's 'Office DJ' brings the magic of the theater to the office.
'We are the land we live on': Celebrate the Eno River at JamborEno
JamborEno's goal is to spread awareness of the Eno River and its importance to the community with games, live music, jam sessions, camping, food and drinks.
Bounce for what? Dr. Lauron Kehrer presents lecture on queer voices in mainstream hip-hop
Bounce is a genre of Southern hip-hop with strong queer identity originating in New Orleans and has made its way into mainstream music with songs like Beyonce’s “Formation” and Drake’s “Nice for What.”
Office DJ: Punk for nerds
"This playlist is punk for beginners — or punk for nerds as I like to call it. The songs are relatively tame and have truly fascinating stories behind them. Iggy Pop probably wouldn’t care if you liked them. But I hope you do."
Office DJ: The paradox of Beatles deep cuts
How to make a playlist of lesser-known songs from the most well-known musical act of all time?
Ya like jazz? Check out MUSC 145 with musician and professor Stephen Anderson
“I want them to go and check out music and just really listen, and really think about it — to think about what’s going on onstage.”
First-year 'Speedy Sprag' splits his time running track and rapping
UNC track and field and cross country runner Michael Spragley recently ventured out from being a SoundCloud rapper and released an album called, "Overthinking."
Office DJ: Relive your old man’s glory days with these ‘80s tunes
Pay some homage to your dad by jamming out to these 1980s chart toppers.
The goose is loose: Meet the UNC student band Mangoose
"You can’t play music if you’re thinking about the past or if you’re thinking about the future. You have to be in the now.”
A UNC playwright is challenging audiences, first in Chapel Hill and now in New York
Producing plays that challenge audiences is exactly what Gage Tarlton, a Chapel Hill based playwright, plans to do following his first play's production in New York.
What do Cosmic Cantina, Phish and BIOL 272 have in common? They all inspired this band
The Local Flora band can be described by three main characteristics: “funky bass,” “groove” and “weird vibes.”
UNC students celebrate the life of rapper Nipsey Hussle
The Eritrean and Ethiopian Tribe at UNC held a vigil to honor the death of rapper Nipsey Hussle on Wednesday. Although he was born in Los Angeles, Hussle touched the lives of many UNC students.
April concerts close to home and around the Triangle
A variety of artists and bands are coming to the Triangle this month, including the Boom Unit Brass Band and Delta Sleep.
How one musician spreads mental health healing through music
Local violinist, mental health advocate and humanitarian David Binanay is using music to heal others after having experienced trauma of his own.
'Akira' is reimagined with musician Micah Moses' new score for the anime classic
Musician Micah Moses is playing a new score to the classic anime film, "Akira," at Local 506. He aims to portray the emotional tone of the scenes and break into new musical territory.
