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The audiophile industry has long been a haven for those who cherish the pristine sound of high-fidelity audio. However, there's a growing need to rejuvenate this space with modern music that resonates ...

Kendra is a writer & cinematographer who has been obsessed with films since she first saw Diva Plavalaguna hit high notes in The Fifth Element. She is drawn to darkness, creating nightmares, and ...

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Seth Boustead is a composer, pianist, and arts manager. Raised by a single mother in Missouri and Arizona, Boustead studied composition at the University of Missouri, then moved to Chicago in 1995. In ...

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Derek Wang: Good evening. I'm Derek Wang. Tonight we have four works telling new stories through music, or maybe it's the same old stories, but told in new ways. Stay with us and find out. This is the ...

Black Music Month is an annual cause for celebration, with our rich contributions to all genres living on for generations. But just as much as it's a time to honor legends of yesteryear like Miles ...

In Lower Manhattan, sits a musical gold mine. It's the motherlode of recorded music though the small, brightly colored sign above a grey steel door provides only a cryptic clue. The dusty window ...