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Macy Gray doubles down on her classic hits: Grammy Winner to Play Maryland Live! Casino Tuesday
Full disclosure: It was difficult catching Macy Gray on Monday. A mid-morning call was pushed to an early afternoon call, and an evening interview was put on hold about an hour. Of course, I knew she was busy, and I …
Macy Gray doubles down on her classic hits: Grammy Winner to Play Maryland Live! Casino Tuesday
By Andrew Cannarsa
Full disclosure: It was difficult catching Macy Gray on Monday. A mid-morning call was pushed to an early afternoon call, and an evening interview was put on hold about an hour. Of course, I knew she was busy, and I …
Wine in the Woods: More than just wine
The clouds were layered with various shades of gray as we travelled south on 95, toward the darkest and most menacing part of the sky. The trees quivered with anticipation
JFK Opera: Figaro Project’s Camelot Requiem casts somber light on New Frontier
No single event so scarred the collective psyche of the sixties generation as did the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The shocking images of the president’s last moments,
Sound Off Live as bands compete for Artscape slot
The Metro Gallery at 1700 North Charles Street, just north of Penn Station, was the site Thursday for music bands to show off their unique sounds and talent. It’s competition
Second Land creates ‘soundscapes’ with ‘Copycat Sessions’
Throughout 2008 and 2009, Second Land, an audio/visual collective from here in Baltimore, were busy performing across the east coast. These shows went on to become Copycat Sessions, the band's second album
Globe Poster Exhibition opens in Baltimore
On Friday morning I chatted briefly with Helen Yuen. She is the marketing director at Creative Alliance. It’s located in Highlandtown, in East Baltimore, near Patterson Park. Yuen talked
Soul Is…
Maybe soul is just a paper bag filled with air maybe a little baby, who feels when his mother’s there a studio apartment that sorely needs new furniture your body an electric
Carondolet
Some night walk up Bourbon Past old Lafitteʼs bar Cross Esplanade into Marigny Itʼs really not that far Thereʼs a shotgun shack with a voodoo door Incense in the air Smells all around you And skulls
Cost of Freedom
Cost of Freedom The sun is rising over the sea the light it brings forth now awakens me to this day My mind drifts free like the clouds in the sky the only
‘I want to be that super-hot chick’
The days of begging and pleading your local radio stations to play your music are over. Musicians don’t need to stand out on the corner and hand out flyers, or




















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