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Author: Sarah Kate Gittleman
An English and Writing graduate of Kutztown University, Sarah has fused the two passions discovered through her years of study: writing and live music. Her creation of NEPAudio provides a very public love letter dedicated to the local jam scenes stretched across Eastern and Central Pennsylvania.
The 2021 NEPAudio Magazine: A Virtual Flipbook
The 2021 festival magazine is here!
Briggs Farm Blues Festival serves up a Swingin’ 2021 Weekend
Considered a local gem to its growing population of faithful fans, read all about what you can expect to experience and explore this coming July 2021!
No Notification: Justin Mazer releases his First Round of Solo Work without any Prior Announcement
A Q&A with Justin Mazer, who unplugged from social media during the course of the pandemic and came out with a pair of albums.
The Sci-Fi epic “Startide” commissioned more than a dozen Philadelphia Musicians
Article & Album Review: Tawa talks in-depth on the people and passions that brought “Startide” to life.
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DRD Records Presents Dirty Valentines: a 3-Day Streaming Event
Spanning over three days and with artists such as Vanilla ACE and Yesmann (Craig Brodhead of Turkuaz), this stream isn’t your average one night stand.
New Year’s Eve? More like New Year’s Streams.
Your guide to close out 2020 streaming all of our favorite jams.
Covert Concert Series blooms from a Quarantine Necessity
Covert Concert Series (CCS): a team of professionals offering artists the production and platform to live stream their music, has streamed local talent such as Echos Talk Back, Plynth, AMFM, Hunter Root (of Medusa’s Disco), and Uncle Jake & the 18 Wheel Gang since its late-May conception.
Hunter Root’s “Mimicking the Sun like Dandelions” reflects Pieces of Us All
Stretching into corners of the emotional mind… it’s without a doubt that Root writes his truth, a kind of truth that some people can spend all their lives trying to avoid confronting, while others find their own honesty in his.