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D.C. Hip-Hop Producers You Should Know: SlimKat78 And Kev Brown

Rappers might be the face of D.C.’s growing hip-hop scene, but producers are its pulse. In this multipart series, Bandwidth…

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Gloomy San Francisco band Fresh & Onlys are just one of the many, many acts you should see in town this week.

Playlist: All The Music You Need To Hear In D.C., July 21 To 27

Sound Advice is Bandwidth’s recurring playlist of artists we think you should catch in D.C. this week. This week’s playlist…

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J Dilla's mother, Maureen Yancey, donated her late son's equipment to the Smithsonian Institution.

J Dilla’s Gear Is Headed To The Smithsonian

Gear belonging to the late hip-hop producer James “J Dilla” Yancey is headed to the Smithsonian. A synthesizer and drum…

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D.C. artist Anna Nasty, who performs as Olivia Neutron-John, makes raw, "post-bro" synthpop.

Olivia Neutron-John’s Anna Nasty: ‘I’m Post-Bro’

Olivia Neutron-John specializes in emotionally dense, unfiltered electronic music delivered live with throbbing intensity—and it’s safe to say there’s nothing…

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In Columbia, Maryland, Sully and Patsy Stephens went from concert attendees to concert producers.

In The D.C. Area, Houses Open Doors To Small-Time Musicians

Bandwidth has done extensive coverage of the house-show scene in D.C., and today this story—about the broadening and unique appeal…

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D.C. Hip-Hop Producers You Should Know: i.V. And The Arckitech

Rappers might be the face of D.C.’s growing hip-hop scene, but the producers are its pulse. In this multipart series…

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Guy Blakeslee Live At The Wilderness Bureau

For 10-plus years, Guy Blakeslee has been leading various incarnations of The Entrance Band (and before that, a solo project…

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D.C. Hip-Hop Producers You Should Know: Dunc And Drew Dave

Rappers might be the face of D.C.’s growing hip-hop scene, but producers are its pulse. In this multipart series, Bandwidth…

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Playlist: All The Music You Need To Hear In D.C., July 14 To 20

Sound Advice is Bandwidth’s weekly playlist of artists we think you should catch in D.C. this week. Both nouveau and…

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The slightly retrograde New York electronic trio Forma plays Capital Fringe Saturday.

What Music To Hear At Capital Fringe

Today brings the start of this year’s Capital Fringe, the beloved annual blowout of thoroughly experimental, often untested and occasionally…

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Punk band Dudes is among the subjects in a new exhibit of D.C. hardcore photography.

D.C.’s Modern-Day Punk Scene, Captured In A New Photo Exhibit

Michael Andrade is so dedicated to documenting D.C.’s hardcore scene, he gave himself nerve damage doing it. “When I first…

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Bands are lining up to play houses and other spaces participating in the sweeping In It Together Fest.

Want To Play D.C.’s Newest DIY Festival? Take A Number

Late Tuesday night, organizers of this summer’s ambitious In It Together Fest huddled at DIY space Hole In The Sky…

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Ex Hex Releases New Song, Unveils Album Release Date

Big news from the Ex Hex camp today: The D.C. rock trio dropped a new song and announced a release…

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SMOOTA On Male Nudity, Erotic Trombones, And What ‘Blurred Lines’ Got Wrong

By now, it’s a tired truth in pop culture: Male nudity is considered funny, not erotic. When we see it—in…

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Let Bandwidth's Fort Reno playlist be your guide to the summer concert series.

Playlist: Every Band Playing Fort Reno This Summer

It was cancelled! Then uncancelled! And finally tonight, the annual Fort Reno concert series kicks off with two bands you…

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Rodrigo Amarante Live At The Wilderness Bureau

Singer-songwriter Rodrigo Amarante spent nearly 10 years playing with Brazilian bands Los Hermanos and Orquestra Imperial before traveling to California…

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Photos: Logic At Fillmore Silver Spring

In advance of his forthcoming Def Jam debut, Gaithersburg-raised rapper Logic played a sold-out hometown show last night at Fillmore…

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Video Premiere: Asheru’s ‘Funky D.C.’

Asheru is a man about town—the world, even. Before hip-hop stepped out of go-go’s shadow in D.C., the artist named…

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Keyboard-pop ensemble Au Revoir Simone plays Rock & Roll Hotel July 1.

Playlist: All The Music You Need To Hear In D.C. June 30 to July 6

Sound Advice is Bandwidth’s weekly playlist of artists we think you should catch in D.C. this week. This week’s Sound…

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The theremin plays a major role in 'Us Conductors,' Sean Michaels' recent novel based on the life of the instrument's inventor.

‘Us Conductors’ And The Strange Beauty Of The Theremin

Sean Michaels has been on a quest for a few good theremin players. “I’ve spent the past several months scouring…

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Cellist Wytold teaches music workshops for soldiers at Walter Reed military hospital in D.C. He says the experience has changed his approach to music.
December 16, 2016

Working With Soldiers At Walter Reed, Cellist Finds A New Creative Path

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Songs We Love: Oddisee, ‘Things’

Maryland hip-hop artists Brain Rapp, Nature Boi and Ezko make up the collective Dope Music Village.
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To These Maryland Rappers, ‘DMV’ Stands For ‘Dope Music Village’

D.C. label Verses Records says its newest release, a compilation called "Code Red," will benefit the American Civil Liberties Union.
December 7, 2016

In Wake Of Trump Election, Verses Records Rallies 40 Bands To Benefit ACLU

The latest tune from D.C. indie-rock band Brushes is "about the tension we feel between Venus and Mars within ourselves," says leader Nick Anway (left).
November 28, 2016

Premiere: On ‘Mars And Me,’ D.C.’s Brushes Come From Mars And Venus

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