Tag: music
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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Music soothes the soul in pandemic isolation
People are exploring genres, discovering new artists and revisiting classic tracks for entertainment during the quarantine.
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Local musicians rock livestreams during pandemic
Greenville musician Trey Duncan, 24, livestreamed his performance at Red Arrow Studios March 26....
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Music builds confidence among female prisoners
A UofSC-Aiken professor is dedicating her time to better the lives of inmates through music.
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The man behind the “Sandstorm” remix
Marco Washington has added to the Gamecock football experience with his exuberant...
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Vinyl vs CDs: Trend shows resurgence in album use
Albums continue to make a comeback among music lovers.
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Jazz music is celebrated in Columbia this month
It’s Jazz Appreciation Month and music aficionados say listening to the cool sounds can reduce stress as well as rejuvenate the spirit.
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A new spin: Vinyl records offer nostalgia, community
Locals gathered at Irmo’s Social Grill this weekend to purvey vintage vinyls.
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