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Five Tips for Covering Songs on YouTube
Breaking out on YouTube requires a good amount of time, energy, and creativity. Here are some tips on how to get started.
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iHeartRadio: Curated by Terri Lyne Carrington
Grammy Award–winning faculty member Terri Lyne Carrington curates a playlist of music that inspires her to imagine something different.
Erin’s Prime Slices: Alice Merton, Down Dirty Shake
Read about and hear new releases recommended by BIRN staff member Erin Ober during the week of December 9.
Curtis’s Prime Slices: The Beths, Starcrawler
Read about and hear new releases recommended by BIRN staff member Curtis Heimburger during the week of December 9.
Bella’s Prime Slices: Holiday Edition
Read about and hear new seasonal releases by PJ Morton, Jessie J, Pentatonix, and Lucius.
Show Review: Speedy Ortiz at the Sinclair
BIRN staff member Erin Ober checked out a concert by Sadie Dupuis’s band in support of their latest album.
Curtis’s Prime Slices: Los Straitjackets, Sticky Fingers
Read about and hear new releases recommended by BIRN staff member Curtis Heimburger.
Erin’s Prime Slice: Speedy Ortiz
Read about and hear a track from Twerp Verse, the latest release by the Boston-based indie rock band.
Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice
Terri Lyne Carrington, Angela Davis, and Gina Dent discuss why the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice is important.
Curtis’s Prime Slices: Moving Panoramas, Theia
Read about and hear new releases recommended by BIRN staff member Curtis Heimburger during the week of November 18.
Erin’s Prime Slices: Rose Droll, Maiah Manser
Read about and hear new releases recommended by BIRN staff member Erin Ober during the week of November 18.
Show Review: EZI at the Sinclair
The BIRN checked out a set by the former Nickelodeon star who’s now signed to Steve Madden’s label, 5Towns Records.
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The Water Becomes a Character: A Conversation with Metamorphoses Director Theresa Lang
Ahead of Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Center Stage production of the Tony Award–winning play, we spoke with director Theresa Lang.