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Review: Denver rappers collab for a vintage blend in 'Imported Grapes' (opens the original)
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“Imported Grapes,” a new collaborative album from Denver-based hip-hop artists RO$$A¥ and Vitorio, began germinating three years ago out of opposition. The pair met backstage while competitively performing, and each was impressed with the other’s abilities. After checking out Vitorio’s 2022 album “Textured Settings NYC,” RO$$A¥ (pronounced “rosé”) reached out about working together. “I was definitely rocking with that project, and the way he was approaching the music, the visuals, and the rollou
Sapphic Latin DJ parties have taken over a Five Points rooftop (opens the original)
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From the moment she first touched a DJ controller back in 2008, Jeanette Valencia, also know as DJ Rewild, knew she had found a lifelong love. That passion took a backseat by the time she moved to Denver as a member of the corporate world three years ago, but then she was laid off. Before Valencia knew it, the itch was back. “I had to make the choice, do I want to go back to that world where I’m not filling my cup, or do I want to pursue the things that make me happy?,” she recalls. “It felt lik
Rare Pokémon cards landed a Denver producer his dream music collab (opens the original)
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After graduating from high school in his hometown of Colorado Springs in 2019, Miles Harris wanted to start making music. The only problem? He wasn’t a musician. Despite dabbling in piano and trumpet as a kid, nothing really stuck. “I was, like, ‘How can I be a part of this?’ I’m not trained on an instrument to the point where I could really add value, so I figured, maybe, I can start checking out this producing thing,” he says. The pandemic gave Harris ample time to experiment with production s
Divine Intervention: Fort Collins rapper DVNEHPPY wants more people to dance (opens the original)
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When Divine Martin was a middle schooler in Houma, Louisiana, his sights were set on becoming a published poet. He wasn’t listening to much rap at that age, but he was already filling notebooks with verses and rhymes, unknowingly laying the groundwork for his current music career as the hip-hop artist DVNEHPPY (pronounced “Divine Hippie”). In a sense, he has become a published poet, but his words reach audiences via albums instead of chapbooks. Now based in Fort Collins, he just dropped a sophom
That Kid lives a Y2K pop star fantasy in debut studio album (opens the original)
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From the time Spencer Joseph was a child, it was clear that he would grow up to be some kind of artist. “My parents always say, ‘We knew you were never going to do something typical,” the Denver-based pop musician says. “Not in a, ‘You’re-destined-to-be-a-star’ kind of way, but more like I just refused to do anything that didn’t interest me.” First, Joseph thought he would be a painter. Then he took up the cello in middle school. By high school, he was singing in choir and taking voice lessons i
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