R&B Artist Chaz Langley Discovers the Soul of Brooklyn
Losing an iPad brings to mind some choice words: unbelievable, frustrating, maybe even heartbreaking to the many with a tablet attached at the hip. “Well,... read article
Losing an iPad brings to mind some choice words: unbelievable, frustrating, maybe even heartbreaking to the many with a tablet attached at the hip. “Well,... read article
José James’ distinctive style of jazz is built on a lifelong appreciation of diverse musical genres. “When I was growing up my mom played a... read article
When the crowd in the lounge of Toshi’s Living Room and Bar settled in to their second or third drinks between set changes, a few... read article
When thinking of salsa music, Brooklyn may not be the first place that comes to mind. But Efrain Rozas wanted to help change that equation... read article
Is Brooklyn in the house? Of course it is! Where else can you discover the best hidden talent? One of the borough’s artistic finds goes... read article
Avant-garde indie artist Xenia Rubinos came to New York, knowing that music was her life mission. She began making choices to move farther along that... read article
“I’ve been waiting so long for you to comfort me, but this boy has moved on,” sings Blake Christiana , bittersweetly, about his home town... read article
What do bluegrass, jazz and burlesque all have in common? They’re all part of Shenandoah Ableman’s musical influences. Her band, Shenandoah and the Night, also... read article
Christine Vaindirlis is living proof of our contention that, musically speaking, all roads lead to Brooklyn. Having called London, Milan (where she trained under La... read article
From BAM to Broadway, Annika Vitolo’s parents exposed her to a variety of cultural venues, but her favorite musical moments while growing up in Brooklyn... read article