Folk musician Ellis Paul is interested in how Oklahoma and various regions across the United States approach songwriting.
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The Dictators NYC brings proto-punk history to Blue Note Lounge
Members of legendary punk group The Dictators bring their nearly complete act to OKC.
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Brother duo Disclosure comes to The Criterion
UK duo Disclosure’s first album, Settle, debuted in 2013 to near universal acclaim.
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HuckWheat hopes new album takes Sativa Prophets to new highs
Wordsmith HuckWheat teams up with Igloo Panda for follow-up to Milk n Honey.
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Klipspringer explores new direction with rap alter-ego
To the praise of some and bewilderment of others, Klipspringer raps up familiar songs as Klip Hop.
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“Even if I don’t rap, even if there’s other rappers, I want to be able to bring people in and stuff like that — even if we just have a party,” he said.
“Even if I don’t rap, even if there’s other rappers, I want to be able to bring people in and stuff like that — even if we just have a party,” he said.
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Well-known locally for delivering powerful lyrical punches, rap artist Jabee opens himself up to verbal blows as he’s roasted by friends and comedy leaders Friday at Bistro 46, 2501 NE 23rd St., Suite C.
Well-known locally for delivering powerful lyrical punches, rap artist Jabee opens himself up to verbal blows as he’s roasted by friends and comedy leaders Friday at Bistro 46, 2501 NE 23rd St., Suite C.
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Hip-hop and rap artist Johnny Polygon takes on life and hip-hop from many angles
The Tulsa native and hip-hop artist said he has always wanted to work with National Geographic and wanted to do a cartoon.
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Grand National’s latest album, Grand Prix, is a hip-hop joy ride
In his debut album, Grand Prix, Oklahoma City rapper Grand National tells the listener about life in the fast lane.
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Rapper and producer Darya Faiazi wants musicians to join him to promote local artists
Local artist Darya Faiazi is hoping his desire to grow and promote artists in the Oklahoma City area can incite throngs of musicians to join his cause.