Vocalo Radio Features
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Conversamos con el músico George Arthur Calendar acerca de las paradojas de las relaciones humanas que lo llevaron a crear ‘Paradox’ (Stereochip Records). Entre canciones y anécdotas, recorremos la trayectoria de este músico independiente de Chicago.
Trey Elder is the founder of Quiet Pterodactyl, a Chicago-based nonprofit focused on music and art communities through events, fundraising and educational experiences. QP’s aim is to empower and encourage equitable opportunities for those seeking the arts in the city, creating a lasting influence on Chicago’s music community. Last year, Quiet Pterodactyl released SituationChicago, a […]
Every Sunday Domingos en Vocalo takes you on a borderless journey to discover the freshest alternative music from Latinoamérica and beyond.
Teo The Artist is a Chicago musician through and through. Otherwise known as Tim Jones, Teo is a Chicago-based rapper, producer and musician born and raised in the city. Driven to make a positive difference in Chicago and in the rap scene as a whole, he incorporates a background in jazz and gospel to create […]
Bekoe looked through our April Poised To Break Through playlist, and shares some of his favorites.
West London rapper Xadi is the definition of a self-made artist.
Revisiting Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN. on the four year anniversary of its release unearths revelations, and in this uneasy social climate, gives Devin T. Mays permission to FEEL.
Our Poised to Break Through picks are shining through the April rain clouds all month long. Check out this month’s Poised to Break Through playlist and be the first of your friends to get in on these artists before they make it big! Stream April’s cuts on Spotify below. More from Vocalo:
Jill gives us her favorite tracks from our In Rotation playlist!
Rocío Santos shares some of her favorite April selections for rotation on Domingos en Vocalo from across the Latin American world. Mon Laferte – “Democracia” This is one of the saddest weeks for Chicagoans, and it’s impossible not to feel Mon Laferte’s lyrics of her cumbia “Democracia”: “tú no tienes la culpa de la violencia […]