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J. Cole Presents The Fall-Off Tour at Toyota Center - Houston Press (opens the original)
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“First things first… Rest in peace Uncle Phil. For real!“ The early to mid-2010s was the golden era for rap lyricism. Rappers like J. Cole, A$AP Rocky, Chance The Rapper, and Mac Miller veered away from gangsta rap and trap sounds to something with more emotion and vibes. Let’s face it… most Hip Hop fans aren’t out there dealing drugs and ridings slabs all night. These blog era rappers tuned into their frequency and provided more accessible motifs combined with a revival of boom-bap beats. And i
Pepe Aguilar has a date with the Houston Symphony - Houston Press (opens the original)
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The last time Mexican singer-songwriter Pepe Aguilar performed in Houston was at NRG Stadium for his RodeoHouston debut in front of 65,000 fans. That show was full of grandeur with fireworks, Aguilar riding his horses around the stadium floor, and accompanied by both traditional banda and mariachi bands behind him. His next shows in Houston will be a little more intimate. Aguilar is set to perform at Jones Hall this Friday and Saturday evening with the Houston Symphony. We spoke to Aguilar over
Duelo Is The Shining Star of Norteño Music at Toyota Center - Houston Press (opens the original)
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Music as a medium of storytelling is almost as old as humanity itself. And no story has been told and retold as much as the story of love and heartbreak. The band Duelo have been master storytellers ever since their debut at the turn of the 21st century, choosing to deviate from the common tales of partying, narco culture and one-night-stand sexual conquests in order to focus on the extreme highs and devastating lows of love and loss. Reigning from the border town of Roma, Texas, lead singer Osc
Grupo Frontera Elevates Tejano Music at Toyota Center - Houston Press (opens the original)
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The Rio Grande Valley of South Texas is a magical place. The language, the culture, the delicious food and the relaxed yet still hard-working nature of the residents make it special. There’s a motto that encompasses all of these traits, which is “Puro 956,” a nod to the area code of the region. Because Groupo Frontera was originally formed in Edinburg, Texas, they embody the “Puro 956” spirit to the fullest, making last night’s show at Toyota Center one of the liveliest and most heartfelt concer
T.I. Reigns Supreme at 713 Music Hall - Houston Press (opens the original)
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The early to mid-2000s was a glorious time to be a fan of Southern rap music. Pioneer groups OutKast and Goodie Mob set the stage for the explosion of Atlanta based rap that dominated the charts, clubs and airwaves. When Andre 3000 famously declared that “The South got something to say” at the 1995 Source Magaine Awards, many ATL artists and dopeboys took that to heart. One of the rappers to emerge as a leader in the Trap Rap era was Clifford “T.I.” Harris, Jr. With a straightforward and sincere
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