Arizona Rapper Chef McKenzie Brings Mellow Vibes for Nice Days
The rapper’s first release on local label Fervor Records is seriously good.
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Six Phoenix Record Shops Talk Business Amid COVID
The pandemic has presented both obstacles and opportunities for the city’s many vinyl shops.
The Five Best Local Songs of July 2020
Here’s a sampling of the diverse and dynamic sounds currently defining metro Phoenix.
SiriusXM’s Jose Mangin Found a Passion for Heavy Metal in Small-Town Arizona
The radio host doesn’t miss a chance to talk about his home state on the air.
Phoenix Concert News: Country Thunder and Justin Bieber Reschedule for 2021
Country Thunder won’t be happening this year after all, y’all.
iPOTUS: 10 Campaign Song Suggestions for Donald Trump and Joe Biden
Because the candidates need tunes that best represent their bases.
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Ryan Avery Made Music and Comedy Magic With Real Coachella
The long-standing satire event was a high point for absurdist culture in the Valley.
Phoenix Band Fairy Bones Has Disbanded; Here’s What’s Next for the Members
The popular local band broke up last month, but the former members are looking toward their musical futures.
Music in the Time of COVID: Celebration Guns Are Supporting Social Justice
In which Phoenix artists share their creative pursuits during quarantine.
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Video Exclusive: Sydney Sprague’s ‘i refuse to die’ Skewers the News
The Phoenix singer-songwriter pokes fun at the headlines in her latest music video.
Jamee Cornelia Is Redefining Hip-Hop for a Brave New World
The city-hopping MC blurs genres while blending the personal and the political.
Remembering Kristopher ‘DJ Steel’ Chupp, Longtime Valley Nightlife Fixture
Chupp passed away earlier this week due to complications from COVID-19.
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The Venomous Pinks’ New Video Is a Punk Tribute to Carrie
Pig’s blood and all.
Blind Boys of Alabama’s Jimmy Carter Talks Protests and Pandemics
The 88-year-old gospel legend has a new song and a lot to say about current events.
DJ Steel Has Died
Kristopher Chupp, a.k.a. DJ Steel, was a longtime member of the metro Phoenix music scene.
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Four Metro Phoenix Venues Will Host a Virtual Blake Shelton Concert
The Voice judge is bringing a drive-in show to spots around the Valley.
Updated: A Running List of Phoenix Concerts Canceled Due to the Coronavirus
Judas Priest, Deftones, and Primus have all rescheduled their concerts in the Valley to 2021.
Here’s How Kanye Could Get on Arizona’s Presidential Ballot This Fall
It’d take a lot of work for Ye to be an official candidate in our state.
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Here’s What We Found in Our Zia Records Mystery Bag
The good, the bad, and the just plain ridiculous.
Hans Olson Brings the Blues Into the Digital Age
A documentary about the legendary Phoenix musician uploaded online has kickstarted a conversation about local blues’ next act.
The Sugar Thieves Sing of Modern America With a Dual Album Release
The fusion-centric band’s new LPs address everything from race to environmentalism.
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Avoid These Five Overplayed Patriotic Songs This Fourth of July
It’s Fourth of July weekend, so be safe, wear your mask, and skip these musical tributes to America.