The BeReggae Festival in Atlanta is a three-day festival dedicated to music, arts and culture that brings together Afro Caribbean and African Diaspora roots in an inclusive family environment. Additionally, booths display and sell authentic pieces from African culture. Attractions at this year’s Atlanta Indie Market include Third World, John Wayne Movements, DJ Kizzy Rock […]
Reggae Music, Arts and Culture Festivals Read More »
Many people may wonder why so many popular songs use similar chord progressions. The answer lies within these progressions themselves – they serve their purpose well! Chords consist of an initial root note with three or five intervals above it; their size can be increased or decreased as needed. Key intervals play an integral part
What is the Most Common Chord Progression in Music? Read More »
Researchers have revealed that certain genres of music compel listeners to get up and move, such as house, techno and drum & bass music with uptempo dance-club beats and catchy melodies that encourage dancing. DJs and producers used new technologies such as sequencers and drum machines to craft these sounds, while still including older genres
Why Is Dance Music So Popular? Read More »
Country guitar chord progressions are generally straightforward. Decoding country songs involves first identifying their melodies before trying to determine the chords that compose its structure. Understanding chords requires keeping in mind that they typically remain the same from song to song – this makes them especially memorable! Major Country music often makes use of three
What Are the 3 Chords in Country Music? Read More »
Zanzibar, located off Tanzania’s coast, is renowned for its beaches and historic Stone Town. Recently it has also become a key stop on the international plague rave circuit, hosting European partygoers escaping mandatory lockdowns, masks or other restrictions. Culture Musical Club presented two sets at Makor on Wednesday, sounding like two separate bands: first with
Electronic Music Festivals in Zanzibar Read More »
Reggae music has an immense range and depth. It has long been associated with social criticism and religion; yet numerous reggae songs cover lighter topics too. Desmond Dekker and the Aces’ Israelites helped spread reggae to a wider audience, filling floors at skinhead dances while planting seeds that would grow into Two Tone over time.
Reggae Music Classics Read More »
Siti Nurhaliza is an artist dedicated to giving back to society through donations to charitable organisations and hosting open houses. Additionally, she created her own charitable fund called Tabung Prihatin Siti to further her giving efforts. Her music has touched millions worldwide, speaking the universal language of love that transcends cultures. Cintamu Cintamu is one
Music of the Soul – An Evening With Siti Nurhaliza Read More »
Country music can often turn its head away from public transgressions, yet even Wallen’s harshest critics have acknowledged he deserves another chance. After every show in which he signed every ticket and took selfies with fans, he should give back in some way – after all, this is their debt! The Voice Before Morgan Wallen
Country Music’s Newest Star Gets a Mulligan Read More »
Hip hop has long been an integral part of popular culture. This fascinating exhibition delves into its beginnings while charting its development over time. Run-D.M.C pioneered hip hop’s spread beyond underground circles while the Beastie Boys and Public Enemy helped push musical innovation. Initial male dominance led to sexist lyrics; however, in the 2000s artists
Hip Hop Music Tonight in NYC Read More »
Sun-EL Musician’s impressive new album expands his sonic universe, drawing from African roots and mixing them with electronic dance music for an engaging fusion of 3 Step, Soulful and Deep House sounds. Nozinja performed at Villain in Williamsburg and had the audience dancing to his tunes to an incredible 189 beats per minute! Afro-House Afro-House
Afro-House, Afro-Tech, and Afro-Pop Read More »