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Tift Merritt came by WXPN for Free At Noon on the heels of the release of ‘Sugar,’ her first album in nearly 10 years. “I started singing again because I wanted to put some love in the world,” she told Friday’s crowd.
You can throw it back to 2003, enjoy some classic rock revival, catch a local band opening for global stars, and even see a Hollywood superstar play bass in the coming days.
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View AllBrooklynVegan, Alternative Press, Revolver, and Goldmine have all reportedly been gutted by parent companies Veeps and Live Nation.
Marshall Allen’s new album, ‘101: An Audio Odyssey,’ is a beast of a record that reflects Allen’s decades of listening and creating from the vanguard of jazz’s creative possibilities.
Filmmaker Maori Karmael Holmes’ 2005 documentary ‘Scene Not Heard: Women in Philadelphia Hip-Hop’ will be shown Friday as part of the BlackStar Film Festival.









