BEVIN DOES THE TRIBELA MUSICIANS ACROSTIC INTERVIEW
photo by Fredrick Vang AMERICAN GOTHIC ROCK. T Natalie Durkin (TribeLA Magazine): Give yourself and your work a tagline and tell us why. Bevin: "Empowerment and Activism through Music". I truly believe that each person can unlock their potential through their own...
Linda J. Albertano expounds about trips to West Africa, and playing the kora with Prince Diabate
I first saw Prince Diabate perform at an event for the Dalai Lama’s citywide World Festival of Sacred Music held in LA in 1999. I was mesmerized. I was flattened by the cascades and crescendos of celestial sound that flowed from his exuberant kora (West African harp). It sounded like angel tears bursting into fireworks of joy!
Lemonade with Lexie Rose
I met – not Lexie Rose – but her mom at the Peppermint Club in July. I got my hands on a promotional card with a code to hear Lexie’s newest single (at the time), “Wrong”, and was hooked. Shortly thereafter I met Lexie Rose herself at Lemonade in Glendale. Over lunch we chatted about growing up in the Valley and handling school and music.
Sounds and the City 020718 “Marianne’s dark eyes make worlds collide”
TribeLA Magazine applauds Santa Barbara’s musical moxie in weaving dense subject matter into a catchy audible experience. Check out the Acrostic Interview at TribeLA Magazine: https://tribelamagazine.com/santabarbara-acrostic/
Review of Sounds and the City Featurette with “White Rabbit” by MetronOhm
Listen to "White Rabbit" and get to know Annabelle Maginnis of MetronOhm with ten facts. 1. "Is it the matter that matters or the space between?" Maginnis writes with chalk around Los Angeles when promoting shows or new work. A favorite tagline for MetronOhm’s...
Sounds and the City: “Bell Peppers” by Moollz
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I go to the streets in a summer dress, today,
because I’m afraid of a new year with the locked air of a suitcase
a cold I may not feel and all I wanted was feeling
I wanted a blue jacket that smelled like thyme and you