“There were a lot of bad feelings after that show,” Mavrogeorgis says. “And Savannah’s finally turning into a real music scene.”
Bill DeYoung
Bill DeYoung was Connect's Arts & Entertainment Editor from May 2009 to August 2014.
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KidSyc gets real
“When people that you don’t even know are telling you ‘Man, you are great,’ after it happens a few times it’s like ‘Well, hey … maybe I am.”
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Zach Deputy: The Looper
Deputy’s “island-infused drum ‘n’ bass gospel ninja soul” is the result of a lifetime’s worth of diverse musical influences.
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Adbu Ali and Chiffon
The Baltimore Sun calls Abdu Ali Eaton, a native son, “the city’s most transfixing new artist.”
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Drivin N Cryin N Rockin
Any cynicism Kinney has developed in nearly 30 years of DNC has been tempered by his unwavering belief in the music he and his cronies make.
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A night at the Opry
“The thought of being in a really quiet place, where everybody’s going to be respectful by default, in a church, has made us nervous.”
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You’re free to enjoy the Art March
“You can brighten an area quite a bit just by focusing on that one first Friday of every month.”
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Punked by the promoter
“This is kind of our way of saying hey, we don’t all suck. We’re all in this together.”
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Bands announced for Dollhouse benefit show
A spokesman for New Orleans’ Eyehategod said the band had been contacted by the promoter, and they were ‘working it out.’
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Hanging with the Coathangers
“I’d never even played bass before. In middle school, I played clarinet, but that’s like completely different.”
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One full year of Missionary Blues
Once a musician, always a musician. It’s kind of like the Mafia—you signed up for life, my friend. You can check out any time you like, but you can never […]