
"We were waiting around to be plucked from obscurity and then we got the email we’d been picked. We actually tend to keep our expectations pretty low."
The Dig - Greater Boston's Alternative News Source
Written by DIG STAFF Filed Under: MUSIC, Notes from the Scene
"We were waiting around to be plucked from obscurity and then we got the email we’d been picked. We actually tend to keep our expectations pretty low."
We don’t hear enough about sold-out blowouts by country performers in Boston. Especially those featuring Mass-based musicians.
Written by CHRIS FARAONE Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
"Gregory Isaacs is another one—I’m named after him. My father’s argument was that Gregory Isaacs was the real deal."
Written by CHRIS FARAONE Filed Under: A+E, Interviews, MUSIC, Performing Arts
The ARmy is designing a live spectacle for the Hayden Planetarium at the Museum of Science, all while sticking to its annual seasonal schedule of live-scoring Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde in New Hampshire, and performing a music and dance tribute to The Nightmare Before Christmas at OBERON.
Written by CHRIS FARAONE Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
"But there are other things I’m trying to touch on, like the gospel side of it—there’s a connection between the struggle and gospel."
Written by CHRIS FARAONE Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
"I don’t think folks expect to get out of me what comes out of me, which is that unapologetic, raunchy, fuck-you-pay-me attitude.”
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Behind the visor with the Brockton hip-hop artist behind ‘Nothing’
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: MUSIC, Notes from the Scene
From who's nominated to why it's a big deal, here's everything you need to know to celebrate the music scene’s biggest night.
Written by MORGAN HUME Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
“Having the feeling of seeing other people affected by my music is what drives me and makes me feel so passionate. It’s what makes me not want to give up.”
Written by MORGAN HUME Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
“We have each other’s backs and we want everybody to succeed,” Rachael tells the the Dig. “We’re not out for ourselves, we’re out for each other.”