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The Darker Side

TDS, The Darker Side, Concerts, Oompa, Anya Henry

Oompa Reminds Paradise Rock Club of the Power of Staying

Staff writer Anya Henry '24 covers Oompa's album release celebration Read More >
TDS, The Darker Side, Concerts, Brenda Ceja, Tinashe

Tinashe Brings the Heat to Big Night Live

An incredible night on The 333 Tour with a true pop star. Read More >
TDS, The Darker Side, Concerts, Brenda Ceja, Arlo Parks

Arlo Parks Amazes Boston

This sold out show was one of many on Arlo Parks’ first ever U.S. headlining tour. Read More >
Concerts, New this week, Brenda Ceja

The Concert Countdown 9/15-9/21

Don't miss this DJ's must-see shows in Boston this week. Read More >

Interviews, Bridget O'Kelly, Sammy Rae

Sammy Rae on her music and ever-growing network of…

Catch up with Sammy Rae in conversation with WHRB.

Interviews, TBT, CYBERBULLY, Brenda Ceja

TBT on Fighting Cyberbullies and Taking Back Black…

In conversation with TBT, a "Boston-based Black trans trap doll rappin bout what bothers Them in this world.”

Interviews, Olivia Carter, Daniel Yearwood

“What better way to learn about the music…

Catch up with rap artist Daniel Yearwood in conversation with WHRB.

Interviews, Artist Spotlight, Benjamin Fisher, Cautious Clay

Because Cautious Clay Sounded Better Than…

Catching up on pole vaulting, Russian Mariachi, and Cautious Clay's latest hit.

TDS Blog Posts

Questioning Contrast through Vessels of Confluence: Excerpts from Kurup’s Voyage through Downtempo DJ-ing

WHRB's Lana Harris chats with Brasília-gone-Porto's Kurup on his contrast-questioning approach to downtempo DJ-ing.

Ben Zaidi: Poet-Songmaker, Harvard Alum, TDS Ghost

Ben Zaidi, “a poet songmaker producing music out of bedrooms in Seattle and Brooklyn," and WHRB alumn, talks about his craft.

Superorganism: “Something for Your M.I.N.D.”

WHRB's in depth review of Superorganism's concert at Brighton Music Hall on Sunday, April 1st, 2018.

Daniel Avery's Song for Alpha: Seeking Solace in Patient Urgency

WHRB Spoke with visionary techno DJ Daniel Avery— on his new album Song for Alpha, and the spark into his electro-psychedelic world. Though UK-based, Daniel chatted with us in Boston before his return to Middlesex Lounge after writing his name in the Make It New stone tablets two years ago. Sound writings are in reference to his most recent release, Song For Alpha, which came out this past Friday April 10.

All Killer No Filler: An Interview with AJ Suede

Step rashly into AJ Suede's world of grit, of clenched teeth and white knuckles, and it might just rip you apart. The Seattle-based rapper, producer, and nascent tattooer has a knack for making music that is at once unfiltered yet collected. He has released more than twenty projects on Bandcamp since 2012, and shows no signs of hitting the brakes.

machìna: The New Sound of Korea

WHRB sat down with Korean-born Tokyo-based machìna to explore the merging of sound palettes, forward-trekking improvisation, and creative revolution.

WHRB Sits Down With the Staves

In March 2017, WHRB DJ Alasdair MacKenzie chatted with Jessica, Emily, and Camilla Staveley-Taylor, the three singer-songwriter sisters who comprise The Staves. They discussed the Staves’ songwriting and recording processes, the artists who have influenced them, and several specific songs of theirs, shortly before they took the stage at the Sinclair in Cambridge, MA.

Carl Craig: Harbinger of Future Classics and Otherworldly Body Music

We spoke to electronic music innovator Carl Craig about his forward-pushing collaborations with like-minded future creators, bringing dance music to full orchestra and back in his 2017 release 'Versus' and its subsequent live realization.

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