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The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 3)

The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 3)

A three part series counting down the greatest records of our young millennium
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InnocuistJul 29, 2015
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The 6 Best Budget Speakers For Your Vinyl Set-Up.

The 6 Best Budget Speakers For Your Vinyl Set-Up.

Buying speakers amidst the crowded market is anything close to a nightmare, especially when you’re on a budget.
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James LeeJul 20, 2015
53 Really Good Records To Own On Vinyl

53 Really Good Records To Own On Vinyl

Essential listening for the analog fanatic
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James LeeApr 8, 2015
6 Record Players That Wont Hurt Your Vinyl Or The Bank.

6 Record Players That Wont Hurt Your Vinyl Or The Bank.

And wont hurt your vinyl neither.
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James LeeApr 28, 2015
The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 1)

The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 1)

A three part series counting down the greatest records of our young millennium
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InnocuistJul 15, 2015
The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 2)

The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 2)

A three part series counting down the greatest records of our young millennium
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InnocuistJul 23, 2015
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The Changing Face of the Music Industry

The Changing Face of the Music Industry

by Innocuist
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InnocuistSep 27, 2015
Compton: A Soundtrack to Sixty Years of Oppression

Compton: A Soundtrack to Sixty Years of Oppression

“Please don’t come around these parts and tell me that we all a bunch of animals / The only time they wanna turn the cameras on is when we…
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Jesse BernardAug 17, 2015
In Search of Podcasting’s Straight Outta Compton

In Search of Podcasting’s Straight Outta Compton

Do podcasting, public media have a moment that rallies audiences of color?
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Ernesto AguilarAug 16, 2015
What Next For Music Marketing?

What Next For Music Marketing?

by Lucy Blair, Director — Motive Unknown
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The Daily DigestJul 23, 2015
Why We Need The X-Men and Hip-Hop:

Why We Need The X-Men and Hip-Hop:

open dialogue, artistic expression, and the new political correctness.
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Jody E. BardackeJul 19, 2015
Wilco, the band, the album, and the art of showing up.

Wilco, the band, the album, and the art of showing up.

By Jody E. Bardacke
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Jody E. BardackeJul 17, 2015
Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part IV

Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part IV

What I learned about my taste in music after not having access to a phone or Internet.
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Nicholaus GarciaJul 17, 2015
Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part III

Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part III

What I learned about my taste in music after not having access to a phone or Internet.
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Nicholaus GarciaJul 15, 2015
Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part II

Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part II

What I learned about my taste in music after not having access to a phone or Internet.
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Nicholaus GarciaJul 14, 2015
In Praise of Notation

In Praise of Notation

or, Why I Wouldn’t Redesign Sheet Music
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InnocuistJul 13, 2015
Four Days Living Off The Grid.

Four Days Living Off The Grid.

What I learned about my taste in music after not having access to a phone or Internet.
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Nicholaus GarciaJul 13, 2015
NME Goes Free

NME Goes Free

The changing face of music journalism.
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Ben PerreauJul 6, 2015
The Internet Killed the Rock Star and Why That’s Okay

The Internet Killed the Rock Star and Why That’s Okay

by Kole McRae, founder of McRae Digital (Performance Based Digital Marketing) and Toronto Booze Hound (Reviews and News about Toronto Booze…
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Kole McraeJul 8, 2015
Is the music industry sleepwalking into disaster?

Is the music industry sleepwalking into disaster?

by Darren Hemmings
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The Daily DigestJul 9, 2015
Tuning to Stress

Tuning to Stress

Music has a great power on both the emotions and the body. A power to move us, to calm us or to arouse us.
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CoachademyJul 9, 2015
Calculated Creativity: Phil Brice Plays the Lead at Brainstorm Productions

Calculated Creativity: Phil Brice Plays the Lead at Brainstorm Productions

As we sit in a rustic Brooklyn café waiting for a raucous smoothie blender to simmer down, Phil Brice playfully twists one of his foot-long…
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Aric JenkinsJul 8, 2015
The Music Industry’s Sleeping Giant

The Music Industry’s Sleeping Giant

Peak efficiency in live music booking will be the industry’s underrated, bench-warming buzzer-beater.
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Danny FiorentiniJun 24, 2015
Why Revolt TV has the opportunity to make history and money, but more importantly… History.

Why Revolt TV has the opportunity to make history and money, but more importantly… History.

The Revoltsonian
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CJBJul 7, 2015
Tweeted from the bottom now I’m here

Tweeted from the bottom now I’m here

4 years ago today, I sent a tweet that would become the defining point of my career.
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Amanda Van WestMar 2, 2015
Frequency and how I learned to be creative

Frequency and how I learned to be creative

And stopped worrying about being great
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James LeeFeb 5, 2015
On The Campaign Trail ’15: Unseen, Unheard Artists in Chicago

On The Campaign Trail ’15: Unseen, Unheard Artists in Chicago

A collaborative article that looks to discover and document new and upcoming artists within the city of Chicago.
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Nicholaus GarciaJul 5, 2015

Writing for Good Stax

Hello compadres!
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James LeeJul 4, 2015
Just A Big Field To Do Drugs In, Really.

Just A Big Field To Do Drugs In, Really.

A new music festival with no music?
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James LeeJul 2, 2015
Can Creative Commons Save Podcast Music Too?

Can Creative Commons Save Podcast Music Too?

Innovative licensing for an innovative era must be a priority.
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Ernesto AguilarJun 23, 2015
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