Since the onset of the modern state, governments have sowed their ideological seeds into their citizenry with propaganda, often using music as a means to do so. But posters of pointing men line the streets no longer, and traveling jazz bands have faded into antiquity, leaving the question: Has musical propaganda stopped? Or has it just gotten sneakier?
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Read MoreLaufey, with support from Grace Enger, performed a glamorous live set at Bass Concert Hall for her “Bewitched: The Goddess Tour.”
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Read MoreHow Roy “Professor Longhair” Byrd’s individualistic and experimental piano-playing style revolutionized the New Orleans music scene and paved the way for rock and soul.
Read MoreSammy Rae & The Friends opened their “If It All Goes South” 2022 tour at Empire Control Room on October 1, 2022.
Read MoreDespite jazz’s reputation as an exclusive genre, many female artists have made influential contributions that shaped the art form.
Read MoreArchy Marshall’s recent life changes lead to an artistic metamorphosis on his third album under the King Krule moniker.
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