Quinn Christopherson, an Athabaskan and Inupiaq songwriter born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, addresses his childhood and navigating Alaska’s social landscape through his music.
A Hand through the Cellar Door is Luke Temple’s most straightforward collection of storytelling tunes to date. There are tales of dysfunctional, broken homes and of dysfunctional, broken people. Celestial and soulful, Meernaa’s songs manage to remain grounded in the natural world.
For more than two decades, drummer, producer, and vocalist Terri Lyne Carrington has crafted an eclectic brand of jazz that incorporates elements of bebop, soul, funk, and much more.
Tasha, a native of Chicago, Illinois, explores how music can be a powerful force for healing. Songwriter Christelle Bofale, based in Austin, Texas, infuses hints of the Congo into her music, bridging the musical influences of the diaspora with juxtaposed elements of indie rock, soul, and jazz.
The Roots Roadshow series, presented by the American Roots Music Program, is a showcase that explores and celebrates America’s rich musical heritage.
Tipling Rock, a beach pop band based in Boston, Massachusetts, is composed of Ben Andre (vocals/guitar), Dillon Salkovitz (bass), and Tommy Schubert (drums). Dylan Rockoff is a pop and R&B artist based in Nashville, Tennessee. Olivia for Now makes musical postcards, built from shapes and colors felt and unseen.
Join singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier for a master class on songwriting. Learn how to blaze a path to your unique voice, and how to use it to tell a story with truth that connects to listeners.
Charlie Cunningham, an artist from London, England, is known for suggestive, sonically beautiful songwriting that packs an emotional punch. It wasn’t until Anna Morsett moved to landlocked Colorado in 2013 that the guitar-wielding songwriter discovered the Still Tide: her band, and the calm current she long had sought.
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Igniting interest with her eponymous debut album, released two years ago, Aldous Harding quickly became known for her charismatic combination of talent, tenacity, and wit. A rare blend of lyrical craft and explorative musicianship, Tiny Ruins has been treasured by crowds and critics for almost a decade.
The Songwriting Department, in conjunction with the Red Room at Cafe 939, is proud to present its open-mic event for Berklee songwriters, held on the last Monday of each month.
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Nominated as best new pop artist of 2019 by iHeart Radio, MAX also has been identified by Billboard as a pop star to watch.
Performances include original choreography and musical compositions by students that address the topic of mass incarceration, as developed as part of the course LENS-105 Engaging with Contemporary Issues.
Don’t miss an evening of the best hip-hop Boston has to offer, curated by the city’s own Dreamer.
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Victor Internet is an 18-year-old Mexican American producer and singer from Chicago, Illinois.
Master saxophonist George Garzone mentors and performs with the Berklee Global Jazz Ambassadors, a group of graduate students from the Berklee Global Jazz Institute.
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Mild Orange was formed in 2017 in Dunedin, New Zealand, by early childhood friends Josh Mehrtens (vocals/guitar/production) and Josh Reid (lead guitar), and was soon joined by good pals and experienced musicians Tom Kelk (bass) and Jack Ferguson (drums).
Kristen Lee Sergeant is a jazz vocalist and composer of effervescent energy, musical intensity, and dramatic flair. Her albums have received two editor’s pick mentions by DownBeat magazine.
Long heralded by contemporary luminaries such as Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and covered by touchstone artists such as the National and R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe, Mark Mulcahy refuses to rest on laurels and turn out the same type of album twice.
As part of the Fenway Alliance’s Opening Our Doors event, Berklee offers access to open rehearsals of ensembles of various genres.
Okey Dokey is the product of the natural reformation that occurs when musicians part ways. Fronted by visual artist Aaron Martin and the Weeks' guitarist Johny Fisher, former bandmates, the band revisited creating music together in Fisher's small cabin about 20 miles outside of Nashville, Tennessee.
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