Ok, so I couldn’t overlook the fact that there was an overwhelming number of music-related hyperlinks from the shoot for the last post. So I’m introducing a two-part post to do justice to wealth of music talent (promoted) on Wythe Ave.
Here’s Part One, focused on musicians, bands, DJs, collectives, etc, promoting new work in a range of genres – indie, punk, hip hop, electronica, metal, country, pop, and so on – demonstrating yet again what an amazingly complex place Wythe Ave is.
I’m calling it Music II because I had a previous post, Music I, presenting music inspired by Wythe Ave. Enjoy.
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- 1 – Fake Hooker
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- 2 – The Ne’er Do Wells
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- 3 – DJ Neil Armstrong
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- 4 – Trouble & Bass
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- 5 – The Nico Blues
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- 6 – The Prophet Nathan
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- 7 – Honeybird & the Birdies
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- 8 – Sean Kershaw and the New Jack Ramblers
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- 9 – Aloke
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- 10 – Schocholautte
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- 11 – Days of Mirrors
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- 12 – Ghastly City Sleep
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- 13 – The Mast
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- 14 – No BS! Brass
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- 15 – Nome de Plume
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- 16 – Many Colors
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- 17 – Me You Us Them
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- 18 – Sofasonic
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- 19 – Mossyrock
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- 20 – Alvin Risk
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- 21 – Thomas Francis Takes His Chances
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