Dubharp on Collaborating With Lee “Scratch” Perry and Laraaji
Dubharp’s Luke Thinnes talks about collaborating with dub legend Lee “Scratch” Perry and ambient music pioneer Laraaji.
Dubharp’s Luke Thinnes talks about collaborating with dub legend Lee “Scratch” Perry and ambient music pioneer Laraaji.
DJ and producer Equalizor talks about his new Basscvlt release and making house music for the people.
The Senegal-born, Estes Park-based musician spent the year of the pandemic entering songwriting contests.
Between COVID-19 closures and the death of owner John Elliott, the venue couldn’t make it.
Colorado Conservatory for Jazz Arts finds new home at MSU Denver’s Kalamath Building
As COVID closed the world, Colorado’s Bluegrass Journeymen raced home from India.
The group is offering a food pantry for musicians and venue workers and connecting them with mental health resources.
There’s plenty of live music around town this week.
Our review of a live show got a lot of pans.
When it comes to buyers, Marilyn Megenity won’t take just anybody.
Turn it up!
DJs say they weren’t paid by Rage Cage.
The virtual performance includes the first polyphonic work published in the Americas and a piece by polymath saint Hildegard of Bingen.
Owner Marilyn Megenity plans to sell to a buyer who will continue her legacy.
Bart’s Record Shop will become Paradise Found
The show highlights the state’s BIPOC businesses and musicians.
The Irish band the Commoners are celebrating this year’s holiday in an uncommon way: with a massive virtual show.
It’s a first for the University of Colorado Boulder faculty member and Takács Quartet violist.
The duo of Sweet Radish aren’t just about creating heartfelt folk and bluegrass music; they live an off-off-grid sustainable farm life.
“You’re not alone, and it’s not the end of the world.”
After over a year of not being able to attend any concerts, I watched the local psych-folk band The Copper Children perform at The Oriental.
There’s plenty of live music to enjoy this week — online and beyond.