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When the music plays twice

Mary Luce
April 8, 2025
Black Culture, Contemporary Folk, Cultural Commentary, folk, indie, indie-pop, International, music, Music History, Musicology, Opinion, Print Edition, R&B, Rock, women's music
Never, without exception, is there a reason someone should cover The Beach Boys. Of course, I love me a Fiona Apple cover of Across the Universe, but The Beach Boys is a whole different ball game. One weekend a...

Tales from the road: A night with Hurray for the Riff Raff

Rushaad Mistry
April 4, 2024
Contemporary Folk, folk, Uncategorized
The morning of April 1st, Alynda Segarra, lead singer of Hurray for the Riff Raff, tweeted:   used to sleep in golden gate park, playing august hall tonight 😇 — hurray for the riff raff (@HFTRR...

LADYSLIPPER MUSIC: Records & Tapes By Southern Women

Gianna Caudillo
January 29, 2024
Music History, Contemporary Folk, Country, folk, women's music, Women's Music Movement
Note: This article has been digitized from its original print form in the Fall 2023 issue of B-Side. Original print layout can be viewed at bottom. A Brief History of the Women’s Music Movement The year...

“There’s Something About the Women!:” Warmth pervades Irene Young’s book release at the Freight & Salvage

Gianna Caudillo
November 27, 2023
Reviews, Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Contemporary Folk, Jazz, Local, Music History, Women's Music Movement
When looking back at my frantically scratched notes in a pocket-sized address book I had brought to the 7pm celebration of Irene Young at the Freight & Salvage on November 19, one sentiment stands out in pa...

The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We: A Lyrical Exploration of Mitski’s New Album

Michelle Johnson-Wang
November 8, 2023
Album Review, Contemporary Folk, Creative Writing
You can’t live in this house anymore. There’s more mold than grout between your bathroom tiles. The foundations are rotting and slowly sinking into the earth. You asked your landlord to do something about i...

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