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• Dalton Richmond’s “High End” Stand Out Track From Booms and Claps Vol 1
  Arkansas own, Dalton Richmond who formerly went by the name of WET PAiNT, has been creating some buzz in the purp scene recently this past year. With support from another super talented producer based out of Canada by the name of Perkulat0r, hes beginning to really make a name for himself. You may recognize Perkulat0rs [] The post Dalton Richmonds High End Stand Out Track From Booms and Claps Vol. 1 appeared first on ThisSongSlaps.com | Dubstep, Trap, Hip Hop, Electro House EDM Music Blog..



• Pharrells Happy Performance for WalMart Stockholders Is Actually Depressing
  Friday, Wal-Mart staged their annual shareholders meeting in Fayetteville, Arkansas and who else was on hand to lend a song and an ageless smile but



• Governor’s Son Arrested At Hangout Music Fest With Molly Ecstasy
  This past weekend in Alabama, Hangout Music Festival rocked and rolled its way once again into the hearts of tens of thousands. In attendance was also Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinsons son, Asa Hutchinson III, who was found with molly and ecstasy (one being a powder, the other being a pill, we assume) during a pat [] This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Governors Son Arrested At Hangout Music Fest With Molly Ecstasy



• Wakarusa 2014 Goes Deep With Its EDM Lineup
  Its about to be that time of year again Where strange things start happening and the freaks come out at night. In Ozark, Arkansas the time for Wakarusa is approaching steadily, and with every day that passes, the anticipation rises. Wakarusa (a Native American word for a river that is about ass deep), is [] The post Wakarusa 2014 Goes Deep With Its EDM Lineup appeared first on Magnetic Magazine.



• Destination Unknown Till Von Sein and TigerskinÕs Arkansas City
  The new Dirt Crew release and title track from Till Von Sein and Tigerskin is probably the first DANCE MUSIC anthem dedicated to Arkansas City, pop 12,305. I like it.



• Event Review Wakarusa 2014 – Mulberry Mountain Ozark AR
  Photos by: Thomas Gallatin (TSS) Collin Taylor (LiveEditsLab) Wow. What an amazing weekend it was out in the beautiful Ozarks of Arkansas. With a pretty killer lineup of ARTIST for this year from all across the spectrum of MUSIC there is no way that one could not make memories to last a lifetime. I [] The post [Event Review] Wakarusa 2014 Mulberry Mountain (Ozark, AR) appeared first on ThisSongSlaps.com | Dubstep, Trap, Hip Hop, Electro House EDM Music Blog..



• Mingus skewers segregationera Arkansas – protest playlist No 4
  Every week we will bring you a Resistance Now track chosen by a current ARTIST Lanre Bakare talks to ELECTRONIC MUSICIAN Roberto Carlos Lange, also known as Helado Negro, who picks Fables of Faubus by Charles Mingus Continue reading...



• Walmart Fortune’s “Heartland Response to the Whitney Biennial”
  Randy Kennedy at the Times has a great piece about the cross-country travels of curators from the Crystal Bridges Museum of ArtAlice Waltons Bentonville, Arkansas institutionas they prepare for a 100-artist group show in September. (Kennedy terms it a show that will inevitably be seen as a kind of heartland response to the Whitney Biennial, []The post Walmart Fortunes Heartland Response to the Whitney Biennial appeared first on BlackBook.



• Win A Trip To Wakarusa Music Festival Including VIP Weekend Tickets Travel Budget and more
  Festival season is upon us and we are excited to announce our partnership with Wakarusa Music Festival in Ozark, Arkansas, one of the most well rounded festivals in the country featuring ELECTRO ic and live MUSIC We are excited tobring you a once in a lifetime experience whereone grand prize winner will receive2 VIP Weekend tickets, []



• This mobile home is also a giant speaker
  This mobile home in Arkansas USA is also a huge portable amplifier and speaker. The massive amp doubles up as a rehearsal room, studio and guest room and can be attached to a larger structure designed by Brian Crabb of Viva Collective.Best of all, the amp actually works – plug in any sound source and you can blast the neighbours, friends and enemies with your latest mix tape. In a world of constant promo, it’s guaranteed to cut through the noise. If you’re looking for other less dramatic ways to stand out you could DJ in a hot air balloon, or run a party in a toilet. Up to you, really. (Via Electronic Beats)Media: amplified-tiny-house-arkansas-1200x675.jpegHuge speakerportable speaker The ultimate trip for house heads…Navigation Section:NewsTechSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Wednesday, September 20, 2017 - 12:30



• Lucius Good Grief review – melodramatic pop with outsized ideas
  (Mom Pop) Related: Lucius: 'Dressing like twins gives us a giggle' An album influenced by touring is an album that sets alarm bells ringing. Thankfully, Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig spare us the laments about Arkansas service stations running out of jerky in favour of focusing on the emotional swings that occur after too much time away from home. You can hear it in the titles – Madness, Truce, Gone Insane – and in the references to being held at gunpoint and difficult relationships. The melodrama is given a widescreen pop backdrop – the girl-group sound of their last album, Wildewoman, now beefed up with explosive orchestral choruses, synthy 80s references and the odd key change. You sense they’re aiming to follow the ULTRA smart likes of Goldfrapp or St Vincent, but creating truly unique pop is one of the hardest tricks to pull off. At times Lucius sound like they’re trying too hard to be clever (see the overly theatrical wails that conclude Gone Insane), at others they merely sound formulaic, and even alittle dated. Something About You, for instance, recalls Girls Aloud – no terrible thing, but hardly a sound to getexcited about in 2016. Continue reading...



• Obituary Rudy Ray Moore
  Underground legend and the inspiration for gangsta rapRude, crude and extremely profane, Rudy Ray Moore, who has died aged 81, was an underground legend of black American entertainment. "Underground" remains the correct adjective to describe Moore's success, as he never came near to achieving mainstream appeal. But as a stand-up comedian, film star and singer he enjoyed decades of acclaim among urban African-American communities. If his profanity-laced comedy routines and no-budget movies appeared to be made strictly for ghetto audiences, he more recently became an icon of ironic urban hip to those nostalgic for black American culture before MTV.Born in Fort Smith, Arkansas, the first of seven children, Moore grew up doing menial work to help his family. After moving to Cleveland, Ohio, he worked as a kitchenhand and began to study tap DANCE Aged 17, he moved to Milwaukee and got a job dancing in a nightclub as Prince DuMarr. This led him to join a travelling black variety show where he did his apprenticeship as a singer, DANCE and comedian. Enlisted into the US military, he served in Korea and West Germany, where his performances earned him the nickname "the Harlem hillbilly". He settled in Seattle and began recording in the proto-rock'n'roll style then ascendant. His records never sold in sizeable quantities but he remained determined to succeed as an entertainer and moved to Los Angeles in 1959. That year he issued his first comedy album, Below the Belt. Continue reading...



• 56 Magnitude Earthquake Proves Harmless During Backwoods Music Festival
  A 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit Pawnee, Oklahoma early Saturday morning, affecting six of the surrounding states including Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, Nebraska and Iowa. But surprisingly, the town of Stroud, Oklahoma where this weekends Backwoods Music Festival was taking place only 50 miles away from the epicenter, managed to avoid its waves. @tornadopayne @NEWS9 #okquake [] This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: 5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Proves Harmless During Backwoods Music Festival



• Beth Ditto Fake Sugar review – sequinned stompers to strut to
  (Virgin EMI)In a world of received-pronunciation indie, wispy club-track warbling and London Grammar, it’s great to have Beth Ditto back, with her decibels to rival Aretha Franklin and flotilla of sequinned sizzle. Her first solo album since the Gossip split retells her familiar story of Arkansas gal-done-good, running the gamut of classic 1970s and 80s pop – Fleetwood Mac, Blondie, Suicide, Paul Simon – alongside the odd angular stomper that nods to the Soulwax remixes of her former band. Brilliantly, some songs have the effect of Trentemøller’s ELECTRO rockabilly with Ditto as Tarantino heroine, while elsewhere Stevie Nicks dominates, especially on the title track, which coolly updates Mac with a Balearic house beat. There’s even a rock ballad moment on Lover, as if Ditto is alone on a saloon stage until the backdrop falls away to reveal the stadium. Continue reading...



• 3LAU Goes Deep On Wakarusa DJing For MultiGenre Festival Crowds
  DJ 3LAU (Justin Blau) is one of the many talented ELECTRONIC MUSIC ARTISTS taking the stage of this years Wakarusa Festival (taking place June 5th-8th at Mulberry Mountain in Ozark, Arkansas). As EDM is rising in popularity, DJs such as 3LAU have



• Al Green – 10 of the best
  From a chequered career, the tussle between the religious and the secular is audible on all of Green’s best songs – even the ones he hatesHe didn’t think much of it at the time and quickly came to loathe having to perform it, but Al Green’s first hit was arguably the most important record he ever made. Greene – who dropped the e after he released his debut album – grew up dirt poor, one of 10 children born to a sharecropper family in Arkansas. One night, after being paid $800 for an entire year’s work, his parents decided to move the family north. They piled the kids and their few belongings into a truck and hit the road under cover of darkness. Young Albert’s new life in Grand Rapids, Michigan, revolved around church and music, but when his dad caught him playing a Jackie Wilson record at home, he threw his son out of the house. Greene stayed with friends, with whom he formed a band, initially called the Creations. By 1967, the band was aware of their lead singer’s promise and star power. They were billed as Al Greene and the Soul Mates, and released this self-penned single on their own label. The record became a local and then a national hit, and the band were invited to the Harlem Apollo, where an ecstatic crowd called them back to perform nine encores of the song. The performance, however, was only witnessed by a handful of people. Late in 1968, the demoralised singer – now touring solo, his Soul Mates all pursuing day jobs back in Michigan – performed a gig in a bar in a tiny Texas town. On arrival, he discovered he was playing support to singer-songwriter Willie Mitchell and would be backed by Mitchell’s band. Eager to get a break, Greene introduced himself to Mitchell and tried to let the older man know he was looking for help and advice, without losing face by actually saying as much. When it was Greene’s turn to soundcheck,he performed his signature song in an unprecedentedly quiet, low-key manner. Mitchell and his band were won over; after the gig, they agreed



• At Least 28 Wounded In Nightclub Shooting
  A shooting early this morning in a nightclub in Little Rock, Arkansas has wounded at least 28 people according to local news KTHV 11. The shooting occurred at around 2:30am at the Power Ultra Lounge, during local rapper Finese2Tymes set. All the victims are expected to survive and there is no evidence of terrorism. #UPDATE 28 injured [] This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: At Least 28 Wounded In Nightclub Shooting



• Festival Guide 2015 A Fool For Festivals
  June 4-7 Ozark, AR Ive said it once and Ill say it again, Wakarusa is the one redeeming experience the state of Arkansas has... The post Festival Guide 2015: A Fool For Festivals appeared first on Magnetic Magazine.



• Forever XXI in Fayetteville AR
  Event Title: Forever XXI Event Date/Time: August 3, 2013 Event Address: Highway 62 Event Center 3570 Martin Luther King Blvd., Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 (GoogleMaps Directions) Entertainment: Dj Lowrzone Age Restriction: 18 & up w/ Valid I.D. Admission: $5 Cover Before 11pm, $10 After Free Admission for August Babies Information: ◆ Doors Open at 10:00pm ◆ Dress to Impress ***Security STRICTLY Enforced***



• When Americas hottest jazz stars were sent to cool coldwar tensions
  When a US blighted by racial unrest found itself needing to win a global propaganda war, a team of musical ambassadors was assembled. The result was anything but straightforwardFayetteville, Arkansas – an oversized and strangely unpopulated university town in the heart of American chicken-farming country – is not where you’d expect to uncover secrets about the cold war. And yet four years ago that’s where I was, researching a documentary about American jazz musicians’ little-known role as cold war cultural ambassadors. The University of Arkansas Library houses the collected papers of J William Fulbright, a long-serving senator from Arkansas and architect of the Fulbright scholarships, the US government exchange program he founded in 1946. By some clerical quirk of fate, Fulbright’s archives include a huge number of documents relating to the US government’s “cultural presentations program” – the effort to export American culture as a weapon in the fight against Soviet communism.The postwar years saw the entrenchment of the cold war: a direct stand-off between the US and the Soviet Union on the one hand, an indirect battle to win the allegiances of nations across the globe on the other. Propaganda was used to sell the competing ideologies of communism and democracy, and to undercut the claims of the other side. As the US Information Agency director, Theodore Streibert, proudly announced in a promotional film in 1954: “Our job is to tell the world who we are, what we stand for and what we believe in.” But, at least as far as race was concerned, the US Information Service had another job entirely. Continue reading...



• Wakarusa 2014 Goes Deep With Its EDM Lineup
  Its about to be that time of year again Where strange things start happening and the freaks come out at night. In Ozark, Arkansas the time for Wakarusa is approaching steadily, and with every day that passes, the anticipation rises. Wakarusa (a Native American word for a river that is about ass deep), is [] The post Wakarusa 2014 Goes Deep With Its EDM Lineup appeared first on Magnetic Magazine.



• Kari Faux collaborates with Jerry Paper for Gotta Know Video
  Rapper, singer, producer Kari Faux has been one of the most consistent artist to arrive on the national scene since she released her massive single "No Small Talk" back in 2014, which later got remixed by Childish Gambino. The Little Rock, Arkansas artist has since moved to LA where she has refined her craft, [] The post Kari Faux collaborates with Jerry Paper for Gotta Know [Video] appeared first on EARMILK.



• 3LAU Goes Deep On Wakarusa DJing For MultiGenre Fesitval Crowds
  DJ 3LAU (Justin Blau) is one of the many talented electronic music artists taking the stage of this years Wakarusa Festival (taking place June 5th-8th at Mulberry Mountain in Ozark, Arkansas). As EDM is rising in popularity, DJs such as 3LAU have become as much of a draw to festivals as big name rock [] The post 3LAU Goes Deep On Wakarusa DJing For Multi-Genre Fesitval Crowds appeared first on Magnetic Magazine.



• A Dream Retrieval Ritual
  ART EXPLORATION A DREAM RETRIEVAL RITUAL AND INDIGO VISIONS DEBUT AUGUST 15th The Arkansas arts scene has been abuzz with rumors of a surrealistic happening, A Dream Retrieval Ritual.  Composer Ryan Gaston has called on filmmaker Reed Means, sound artist Rheingold Kockenschlagger, and audio engineer Adam Lansky to produce a multimedia artwork for display at []



• Ivy Levan – 27 Club Rusko Remix
  Hes baaaaaaaaaaack Rusko just surprised everyone on the planet with this one. Taking the original from Ivy Levan, a singer/songwriter from Arkansas, Rusko remixed the track 27 Club into an unassuming drum bass banger. Leaving Ivys vocals untouched an unprocessed, he lures you in with an innocent chord progression and uplifting rhythms, but no one [] This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Ivy Levan 27 Club (Rusko Remix)