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Q&A with the Dreamscapes Project

Q&A with the Dreamscapes Project

The set list from this folk-rock quintet is making its way onto playlists all over DC. This local band has a philanthropic side that makes for some beautiful music. With a little Dave Matthews Band and some OAR mixed in, the Dreamscapes Project creates a sound that is filled with both fun and heart.

The Dreamscapes Project
Folk Rock

01.25.10
Emily
Interviews

DC’s Musical Family Tree

DC’s Musical Family Tree

The city of Washington, DC, has great history to be sure, but we often overlook its great musical legacy and the impact this city has had on the bands that we listen to today. You may be surprised to learn that DC was, and continues to be the primary stage for several of the most influential musical artists in recent music history. In fact, across genres, DC has seen the rise of notable artists and bands including Marvin Gaye, Fugazi, and Duke Ellington just to name a few. We hope that you enjoy this look back at our shared history as we end a great year.

12.25.09
Emily
Featured, Reviews

Q&A with Little Bigheart & the Wilderbeast

Q&A with Little Bigheart & the Wilderbeast

Little Bigheart and the Wilderbeast is a unique band with an unbreakable bond forged on the plains of Washington, DC. With inspired lyrics and memorable melodies, this band is making its way into the heart of the DC music scene. The band shares some of their tales with DoS readers.

Little Bigheart & the Wilderbeast
Rock

12.15.09
Emily
Interviews

A Revelation for the Times

A Revelation for the Times

For Jamison Lyman, it is through music that he expresses his love of God and defines his own path as a solo artist and singular talent in the band A Tale Of. Performing live at The Red and The Black on December 7, Lyman shared his ambient style songs and religiously inspired lyrics.

A Tale Of
Ambient

12.10.09
Emily
Featured, Reviews

Q&A with Stripmall Ballads

Q&A with Stripmall Ballads

Stripmall Ballads comes from the musical mind of Phillips Saylor and the name provides a well deserved nod to Woody Guthrie’s iconic album, “Dust Bowl Ballads.” With nothing more than a banjo in one hand and a harmonica in the other Saylor, and the talented musicians in Stripmall Ballads, have become modern day heros of American folk music. Read our interview with Saylor who discusses fate, life’s hardships and what the future holds in store for the band.

Stripmall Ballads
Folk

11.17.09
Emily
Interviews

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