Anybody listening to Escort’s self-titled debut could easily fall into the trap of thinking that this is a disco group from the 1970s.
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UCLA student Yuki Akaishi aims to strike a chord in her Fowler Out Loud concert
Yuki Akaishi, a fourth-year ethnomusicology student, said she began her academic career at UCLA four years ago believing that she would one day become a doctor or surgeon. This plan never came to fruition because of a love for music, a feeling she said was stronger than anything she had ever felt for science.
Westwood-based band The Ten Thousand to perform on campus
Kevin Moultrie, UCLA alumnus and the vocalist and guitarist for the Westwood-based band The Ten Thousand , hated his job at Starbucks because it lacked kinship. Moultrie said he found the closeness he once yearned for at Starbucks in his band.
Soundbites: "Room to Run"
Verses are littered with the sounds of a crunchy, somewhat distorted guitar and a chorus that possesses all of the elements of a perfect pop melody.
UCLA Philharmonia, led by Neal Stulberg, opens the season with Shakespeare-inspired performance, “Orchestral Music from Roméo et Juliette, Op. 17″
The domino effect that has befallen the world of classical music conductors started when James Levine, music director of the Metropolitan Opera, damaged a vertebra last month.
Zulal, an Armenian a capella folk trio, to combine secular and sacred music at the Getty Center on Saturday
Minor keys and uncommon time signatures are the expressive stamps that give Armenian folk music its often eerie and impassioned quality
Rising LA bands The Soft Pack, Hanni El Khatib to perform in Hammer Museum’s summer concert series, “˜Also I Like to Rock’
The normally still walls of the Hammer Museum will come to life this Thursday as they capture the sounds and spirit of independent music in Los Angeles.
Local acts The Soft Pack and Hanni El Khatib will play in the Hammer Museum courtyard as part of the summer concert series “Also I Like to Rock,” presented by KCRW 89.9 FM and the Hammer Museum.