Tag: music
Thrift Street: A traveling, local creative outlet
The Clover-based market is on the move, its next stop unknown.
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Blatt Bonanza showcases student unity in the face of Russell House ‘roast’
Some students and organizers viewed the event as an alternate event for the student body.
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USC School of Music kicks off centennial celebration with historic performance
The school celebrates 100 years with a Koger Center performance featuring its largest ensembles.
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USC student’s music store could be poised for success
Joseph Blake started the Cola Music Stop as a “fun thing to do.” But its location and products might allow it to be more than a hobby.
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Changing the tempo: Listening to children’s babbling can encourage music education
Music education is evolving in the city of Columbia as schools such as Tempo Music and Arts open their doors and parents and caregivers learn how to interact with children musically.
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What happened to Columbia’s gay clubs?
Today there are two prominent gay bars in Columbia. But once upon a time, there were many more.
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Take a trip into music’s past and present with Richland Library’s new vinyl collection
Rent a turntable and jam out to Richland Library’s new music selection.
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Why don’t concerts come to Columbia? It’s more than just our size
Columbia has concerts, but other cities in the Southeast seem to have more. Is Columbia just too small, or do other factors play in?
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Teen who played Carnegie Hall says it was “surreal”
Ian Emmer, a Dutch Fork High School junior, gets the rare opportunity to play Carnegie Hall.
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Vinyl albums are soaring in popularity. Can the industry meet demand?
Vinyl sales have grown in the U.S. for the 16th consecutive year, bringing an old way of listening back into the mainstream.
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Peep PSYCHii, the artistic brand experimenting with the mind
Meet Patrick Rutledge, the tea-sipping heavy metal artist whose latest project, PSYCHii, explores the brain.
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It’s only (hardcore) rock ‘n’ roll, but he still loves it
Jay Matheson and his studio, The Jam Room, have given musicians throughout the southeast a place to make noise since the late 1980s.
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