Tucked away on the slopes of Berkeley’s Holy Hill, there’s
Hear traditional folk songs at Berkeley’s new Hungarian culture museum
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Doja Cat and SZA’s song “Kiss Me More” has been one of 2021’s most inescapable tracks.
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Doja Cat and SZA’s song “Kiss Me More” has been one of 2021’s most inescapable tracks.
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Classic City American Music Festival celebrates local musicians | Arts & Culture
From the yard behind Southern Brewing Company, the sounds of fiddles and Southern twanged vocals spilled over into the parking lot on July 3. Walking into the backyard, people were met with food trucks, a variety of beers and American flags.
The Classic City American Music Festival hosted nine local
Kendrick Lamar’s music ignites broader conversation about Eugene schools’ Black culture curriculum
North Eugene High School’s curriculum has gained attention recently regarding the music by rapper Kendrick Lamar not being included this year, prompting questions from some people in the community about whether 4J’s curriculum is culturally relevant and inclusive of Black students’ experiences.
Lamar’s album “DAMN.” won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize
The history of protest songs in Tunisia and their link to popular culture
Music genres such as rap have become the primary artistic means for expressing the discontent and aspirations of a new generation of activists in Tunisia. But the heritage of protest songs from decades before is still held in the collective memory of young leftists.
From the mid-1970s and throughout the
OU School of Music to showcase Indigenous musician Quese IMC in Ruggles Native American Music Series | Culture
The OU School of Music is hosting an Indigenous musician and producer for the Ruggles Native American Music Series at 7 p.m. Mar 18.
Quese IMC, a member of the Pawnee and Seminole Nations, will perform an online concert of some of his original songs. After the performance, he will