“I sing in a way that has to do with fine-ness. If it gets crude, then I’m not Artie Garfunkel any more.”
Dollhouse Productions
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Meet Meklit Hadero
“I like to think of myself as a paragraph, rather than a sentence.”
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January and slightly beyond
Meklit Hadero’s music seems to have been seeded by, among others, Ani DeFranco, Tracy Chapman, Nina Simone, Norah Jones and Regina Spektor.
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Band on the rise
“I can be onstage in my Chuck Taylors, and my mohawk in five colors, and sing ‘Ave Maria’ with the best of ’em. That’s how and I live and that’s how I write.”
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The ballad of Os Mutantes
“Sometimes it’s boring; sometimes it’s 800 miles, nothing happens, but then suddenly you find such a great valley. You have to be patient, you have to believe and you have to trust that you’re going to somewhere special. Always.”
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Capsula’s ‘beautiful chaos’
“Some songs and writings, because of the poetry, have the power of catching visions from the past but also from the future so it makes sense that those songs can connect with you any time, everywhere.”
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Modern English: Melting the years
“We’d listen to Bowie, Roxy Music, Kraftwerk, kind of left-field stuff, but we never dreamt of playing music until punk rock happened.”
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Hip hop shows close out SUAF
The festival winds down with a big block party event Saturday, April 27, on Franklin Square.
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Fierce fashion, made in Savannah
Not that there’s anything monochromatic about this Friday’s SID Showcase, to be held in the lofty Dollhouse Studios. Conceived as a way to bring local designers together for Savannah Fashion Week, the show promises plenty of color.
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Love & Theft & Dollhouse Disco
Saddle Bags celebrates its one-year anniversary March 30 with an appearance by the country music duo Love and Theft. Stephen Barker Liles and Eric Gunderson landed a No. 1 single […]