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RIGHT ARM RESOURCE UPDATE JESSE BARNETT [email protected] (508) 238-5654 www.rightarmresource.com www.facebook.com/rightarmresource 11/7/2018 Adrian Quesada w/Various Artists - Look At My Soul: The Latin Shade Of Texas Soul The new Nacional Records release featuring the single “One Woman Man” with Aaron Frazer and David Hidalgo (of Los Lobos) First week: KUTX, WTMD, KJAC, WFIV, WBJB, WCBE The project features Texas legend Ruben Ramos, Los Lobos members David Hidalgo and Steve Berlin, guitarist Charlie Sexton, Kam Franklin of the Suffers, Johnny Hernandez, and many more Jungle “Smile” The new single from For Ever Massive visibility via a national Uber TV spot (5 million views for the COMMERCIAL on YouTube) New: KLRR, WYCE, KRCL, KUWR ON: WXCT, WFIV, KMMS Nearing 2 million streams “’Smile’ kicks things off with a tribalistic beat that drives the song into a volcanic eruption of vocals. It’s an instant highlight -- one of the best soul album openers...” - Hot Press More US dates in March Chris Cornell “When Bad Does Good” One of two unreleased recording from the upcoming album Chris Cornell, celebrating his life’s work, in stores November 16 New: KVNA, WVOD, WYCE ON: WXRT, WFPK, WXCT, KYMK, WCOO, WCNR, KRML, KMMS, WBJB, WZLO, WUKY, WFIV... Lyric video online There will also be a four-cd box set, Chris Cornell: An Artist’s Legacy, coming out as well with 17 previously unreleased tracks Sister Sparrow “Gold” The title track from Gold, out now New: KMMS, KSUT, WKZE, KRCL, WUMB ON: WRLT, Music Choice, WDST, WEXT, WYCE, WMVY, KROK, WEVL, WFIV, KNBA, WUTC, KDNK, WERU, KHUM, WZLO, WFHB, KUWR, KVNF, MSPR, KSLU... On tour now “Arlene Kincheloe has one of the biggest voices in the business. Prepare to be blown away.” - Baltimore Sun morgxn “home” (w/Walk The Moon) From his album Vital, out now Mediabase Alternative 40*! ON: KRVB, KYMK, WAPS, WXCT, KPND, WZEW, WCNR, WOCM, WFIV, KCLC, WVOD... This stemmed from their appearance together at Lollapalooza Nearing 10 million streams Recently wrapped up dates with Dreamers Multiple promo usage on ESPN, Fox Sports, HBO, USA Network, Showtime... Festivals: Lollapalooza, Life Is Beautiful, Laurelive, Firefly... Bernhoft “Lookalike” From the new album Humanoid, out now New: KMMS, WERU ON: KJAC, WDST, WFIV, WOCM, WCBE, KSMF, MSPR, KVNF Bernhoft’s last full-length release, 2014’s Islander, received a Grammy nomination for Best R&B album US dates in December: 12/5 Houston, 12/7 Dallas, 12/8 Austin, 12/9 El Paso, 12/11 Phoenix, 12/12 San Diego, 12/13 LA... Eric Bibb “We Don’t Care” (w/Habib Koite) From Global Griot (pronounced GREE-yo), out now New: KVNF, WERU ON: KPND, KOZT, KMMS, WNCW, KSMF, WEXT, WFIV, KSUT, WUKY, WYCE, WUMB... “‘Global Griot’ - two words that describe many of my friends and myself, as well. Connecting to the West African tradition of story- telling and oral history through music, this album features brothers and sisters from around the globe - serving the listener a tasty gumbo.” - Bibb Mark Knopfler “Good On You Son” The first single from Down The Road Wherever, out 11/16 BDS Monitored #2 New & Active, Indicator 20*, FMQB Tracks 26*, Public 21*! ON: WXRT, Music Choice, WXPN, KCSN, KTHX, WFPK, KTBG, KPND, WDST, WCOO, XM Loft, WAPS, KJAC, KVNA, WNRN, WUIN, KYSL, WBZS, KDRP... Produced by Knopfler and Guy Fletcher (Dire Straits, Roxy Music) US dates next August & September William Fitzsimmons “Second Hand Smoke” The first single from Mission Bell, out now Full cd at non-comm radio now, download the single from my Dropbox New: KAXE ON: Acoustic Cafe, WCBE, WFIV, KRCC, WFHB, WUSM, MSPR... “A remarkably intimate and challenging experience, ‘Mission Bell’ might well be his finest album yet, a lucid, heady, hugely emotional experience from first note to last.” - Clash Magazine Paste session on my site now John Butler Trio “Tell Me Why” The first single from HOME, out now Mediabase #38, BDS Monitored #34, Indicator 22*, FMQB Public 33*! New: WJCU ON: SiriusXM Spectrum, WRLT, Music Choice, WCLZ, WXPK, WTMD, KJAC, KTBG, KVNA, WPYA, KPND, KVNV, KTHX... Fall US tour “A “genuine creative leap,” with flourishes of electronic and hip-hop production and another dive into his deep well of folk and blues.” - Billboard KT Tunstall “The River” From WAX, out now Mediabase 31*, BDS Monitored 28*, Indicator 23*, FMQB Tracks 18*, Public 23*! New: WMMM, KYMK, KVNV ON: WXRT, WRLT, KINK, WXRV, WRNR, KRVB, WXPN, KCSN, KTBG, WCOO, WNCS, WXPK, WPYA, WFPK, Music Choice, WTMD, WYEP, WYMS, KRML... WAX is her 6th album and is entirely self/co-written and produced by Nick McCarthy of Franz Ferdinand On tour now Doyle Bramhall II “Everything You Need” (feat. Eric Clapton) The first single from Shades, out now FMQB Public 41*! New: KXCI ON: WRLT, WTMD, KJAC, KPND, KRSH, KVWF, WERS, WDST, WAPS, WZEW, KOZT, WFIV, WMWV, KNBA, WBJB, WEXT, WMVY, WYCE, WCBE, WNCW... Catch him on tour now Confirmed press and appearances: PBS Front & Center, World Cafe, Rolling Stone, Relix, American Songwiter... Jeremy Loops “Gold” The first single from Critical As Water, out now Jeremy is from South Africa and just toured the US with Milky Chance New: KUWR, KAXE ON: KWVF, WCBE, WYCE, WOCM, WFIV, WBSD, MSPR, WERU “It’s really a song of hope that if you continue to work at that which your heart desires with an honest and open attitude, one day eventually those desires will be realised.” - Jeremy Ron Gallo “Do You Love Your Company?” From Stardust Birthday Party, out now Already on WRLT, WXPN, KJAC, WYMS, KUTX, WFHB, KRCC, WYCE, WNRN, Open Air, KXCI, KDNK, KAXE, WERU “That’s what this album is about, it’s me dancing while destroying the person I thought I was, and hope- fully forever.” - Ron Gallo US tour going on now: 11/8 Burlington, 11/10 Philadelphia, 11/11 Boston, 11/12 Brooklyn... Ural Thomas & The Pain “Slow Down” The first single from The Right Time, out now New: WNRN, KROK, WFHB ON: KJAC, WTMD, WCBE, KBAC, WBJB, KRML, Open Air, WMVY, KYSL, KHUM, KSMF, WYCE, WFIV, WDST, KRCL, WUTC... “Ural Thomas seems to be ready for the spotlight. Or at least, the spotlight he’s deserved since the late ‘60s and early ‘70s when he was playing with artists like James Brown and Stevie Wonder.” - OPB On tour Kurt Vile “Loading Zones” From Bottle It In, out now Mediabase 12*, BDS Monitored 7*, Indicator 7*, FMQB Public 2*! New: WXRT, KSUT, KSMF ON: SiriusXM Spectrum, KCMP, WRLT, KINK, KRVB, WXPN, WQKL, WFPK, WFUV, KCSN, KXT, WCLZ, WRSI, WNCS, WXPK, WPYA, WEHM, WYMS, KTBG, KUTX, Music Choice, WTMD... US tour dates this fall Fantastic video online now This is his 7th solo album, the first since 2015 Barns Courtney “99” The first single from his upcoming album Mediabase 24*, BDS Monitored 23*, Indicator 21*, FMQB Public 45*! Mediabase Alt 18* ON: Sirius Spectrum, KGSR, WRLT, CIDR, WRNR, KINK, WPYA, KTHX, KVNV, Music Choice, WXPK, KPND, WAPS, KXT, KVNA, KTBG, WXCT... Just wrapped up tour dates with The Wombats Barns has already surpassed a quarter of a billion cumulative streams globally Fruition “Baby Let’s Go” The first single from their new EP Fire, out now New: KRSH, KMMS, KCLC ON: KINK, KXT, KTBG, KVNV, KVNA, WPYA, WAPS, WTMD, KJAC, KROK, WUIN... Multiple Spotify playlists On tour now More dates announced for January: 1/3 Kansas City, 1/4 St. Louis, 1/5 Nashville, 1/8 Charlotte, 1/9 Raleigh, 1/10 Charleston, 1/11 Asheville, 1/12 Atlanta... Caroline Rose “Jeannie Becomes A Mom” The second single from Loner, out now ON: Music Choice, WXPN, WRLT, WFUV, WPYA, WYMS, WNCS, WAPS, WTMD, KTBG, WDST, KVNA, KRML, KCLC... Toured last month with Rainbow Kitten Surprise, headlining tour going on now: 11/7 Ferndale MI, 11/8 Chicago, 11/9 Iowa City, 11/10 St. Paul MN, 11/13 Louisville, 11/14 Columbus OH, 11/16 Philadelpha, 11/17 DC Aaron Lee Tasjan “Heart Slows Down” From Karma For Cheap, out now ON: WRLT, WFUV, KJAC, WDST, WAPS, KPND, KRSH, WNRN, XM Loft, WFIV, WCBE, WNCW, KNBA, KRML, WVOD... On tour now “Tasjan displays a new vigor you could call a sense of mission” - Ann Powers/NPR “A song like ‘Heart Slows Down’ has the kind of earworm chorus that sets up shop in your brain and never vacates” - No Depression The Devil Makes Three “Bad Idea” The first single from Chains Are Broken, their 7th studio album, out now ON: WRLT, WEHM, WAPS, KEXP, KRSH, KVNA, KPND, WDST, WYCE, WVOD, KYSL... On tour now “The more sophisticated Chains are Broken reflects a willingness to push beyond the somewhat cult audience The Devil Makes Three has accumulated, into a wider framework without abandoning their reputable roots” - American Songwriter Rolling Stone looks deep into Adrian Quesada’s Look At My Soul project “Even as streaming has collapsed the distance between regions — making it easy for listeners in Boise to hear what’s popular in Boston or Barcelona or Bogotá — Texas remains stubbornly idiosyncratic. “For a long time Texas artists were confined to Texas,” explained George Cook, director of operations and program director for the Dallas hip-hop and R&B stations KKDA and KRNB. “What’s crazy about Texas is it’s so big, you can create a career here and do pretty well for yourself.” Cook was speaking about rappers in the state, but a similar principle applies in country music — unlike any other state, Texas has its own regional radio charts in the genre — and Tejano music, a format that melds Mexican styles like Norteño with rock, country, blues and more.
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    It’s a saxophone. And it’s a way to connect us through music. TD is proud to be an instrument of change by supporting the TD Vancouver Jazz Festival through The Ready Commitment. Music is where we all belong. Visit TDMusic.com to learn more. ®The TD logo and other trade-marks are the property of The Toronto-Dominion Bank. SUBSCRIPTIONS ON SALE NOW! SEP 28 Rosanne Cash OCT 5 Mari Boine OCT 19 DakhaBrakha NOV 2 Flamenco Legends: The Paco de Lucía Project NOV 16 Orquesta Akokán FEB 29 We Shall Overcome: A Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. MAR 8 Dianne Reeves: Beleza Brazil APR 4 La Santa Cecilia APR 18 Kalabanté: Afrique en Cirque ROSANNE CASH WE SHALL DAKHABRAKHA DIANNE REEVES OVERCOME chancentre.com Welcome to the 34th Annual TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival Music has the power to unite us. It can transform the feeling of isolation into one of belonging. And when you feel like you belong, you can feel connected and more confi dent in the future. Th at’s why, through Th e Ready Commitment, TD’s global corporate citizenship platform, we are supporting over 80 music festivals across Canada to help bring people together to share unique and inclusive experiences. From national to local stages, we are connecting people of all backgrounds to learn from one another, laugh with one another, and grow together. We are thrilled to support the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival; a festival that enriches lives and strengthens community. We are proud to help open doors to a more inclusive and sustainable today and tomorrow through music and we hope you enjoy our summer festivals with friends and family.
  • Where Did All the Time

    Where Did All the Time

    FREE Take a Where did copy Dressing all the defensively Fashion 22 time go? For me, love is a gulf of How relativity changed the story contradictions Science 28 Features 13 No. 853 Friday 26th October 2018 Arts varsity.co.uk Cambridge’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1947 Cambridge 91.9% among Percentage of total UK’s ‘most Cambridge professors and readers who are liberal’ areas white, of those who disclosed ethnicity Amy Batley Senior News Correspondent e Castle area of Cambridge, which in- cludes more than a third of the Univer- sity’s colleges, is “the most liberal area” of England, according to an investiga- tion into national attitudes published last week. e study, entitled ‘Fear, hope and loss: Understanding the drivers of hope and hate’, was conducted by anti-ex- tremist political action group Hope Not £11,947 Hate. ese ndings come ater a report by the Centre for Cities, released in Feb- ruary this year, described Cambridge as Di erence between the average the least equal city in the UK in terms of annual salary of black and white wealth and income. e Hope Not Hate report argues that academic and research sta there has been an emergence of “two Englands”, split between areas charac- terised by Euroscepticism and hostility towards immigration and “liberal, out- ward-looking and cosmopolitan areas”. ▲ Cambridge has few BME professors, a position which requires University approval through its General Board ROSIE BRADBURY e study, which polled 43,000 people at several intervals between 2011-2018 and incorporated analysis of Change.org petitions in support of Tommy Robinson, highlighted stark geographic divisions Stark pay gap for BME academics in attitudes towards immigration and multiculturalism.