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Music Notes • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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FreeBloo&theFreak made headlines last month when they were abruptly forced to end their set at Pecan Street Festival in Bee Cave. After performing together for nearly two years, the rap trio finally released their debut album, The Fathoming, last Friday. Outside of the album’s title track/opener, which features a call for “free Palestine, free Haiti, free Congo,” the project is actually a bit more playful than each artist’s respective solo efforts. Black Nomad and local rap upstart lulamoon supp
Music Notes • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Alternative hip-hop artist/open mic frequenter Ryan Dove celebrates the second anniversary of his first full-length, LIVE LAUGH DOVE. Starry name change be damned, he’ll always have the line, “In a world full of Sprite, baby, I’m Sierra Mist.” R&B duo the Loop backs him at this free show. New Jersey native Jane Remover dishes out flurries of multiple genres: hyperpop, hip-hop, EDM, and indie. “TURN UP OR DIE” off 2025 full-length Revengeseekerz even manages to sample Mario & Sonic at the Olympic
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In 2012, Chief Keef sent shockwaves throughout hip-hop when he burst into the national spotlight as a 16-year-old. With breakout songs “I Don’t Like” and “Love Sosa,” the influential Chicagoan’s direct, bold lyrics over dark, trap-esque production helped popularize the drill subgenre of rap that later spawned a Brooklyn spinoff. He’s dropped plenty of music since he first became Finally Rich – new project Skeletor was released in March – but he doesn’t do proper tours often. This show marks his
Music Notes • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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On the Radar uploads new content at a frequency matched only by Frito-Lay’s ability to endlessly spin off its products. Every so often, an artist like Lynn makes a serious impression within the digital platform’s bottomless smorgasbord of freestyles and one-track performances. A clip of the Alabama-born, Austin-based rapper’s June freestyle currently counts over 250K likes on the OTR Instagram. She’ll perform with a band at Guero’s for BMI Plug & Play. Stick around to catch Paul Val and Paper Si
School Yourself on These Fall Events • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Austin Symphony Orchestra music director/conductor Peter Bay concludes a triumphant three-decade run this season, starting with this opener featuring violinist Geneva Lewis performing works by Brahms, Sibelius, and Christopher Theofanidis. Yo-Yo Ma and Joshua Bell appear later in the season. Rescheduled from April, this annual free foodie event celebrates a plant-based lifestyle with delicious vegan noms, cooking demos, informative talks, youth activities, and more. A quarter-century of scares h
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