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Awesome Female Musical Artists

My personal list of female musical artists that more people should know about.

Joyce Wrice

Oshun

Raveena

Amaal Nuux

Teamarrr

Iyla

Tanerelle

Nathi

Sevdaliza

Foxxanne

Rina Sawayama

Audrey Nuna

Skye Townsend

Faarrow formerly known as Sweet Rush

Princess Nokia

Dinah Jane

Qveen Herby

Gavin Turek

If you have any of these people in your playlist or music library, you are awesome and your life is awesome.  If not, get awesome.

I just wanted to show my appreciation to the talent and artistry that inspires me. 

If you get a chance, check out their music, their videos, their channels, whatever they have available. You will be lifted! 

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Keith Harris, Black Eyed Peas Collaborator, Drops New Song As Homage To Classic Chicago House

Acclaimed multi-platinum producer & Black Eyed Peas collaborator Keith Harris just released two-track EP, including a wonderful homage to classic Chicago dance music, “Get It” featuring Chief Wakil & Church Boi.

Born and raised on Chicago’s South Side, Harris would have an intimate knowledge of the sounds and influences of Chicago house music as it began in the late ’70s and ’80s. “Get It” is a groovy, vibey house tune that does away with the dancefloor “untz untz” repetition and presents a super fun and funk-influenced rhythm. Vocals from Chief Wakil and Church Boi also help to keep the energy up and vibe right on point.

The other song on the EP, “Happy We Made It,” pivots into a more introspective territory, with a heartfelt performance by Somalian sister duo Faarrow, whose immigrant experience colors the track with an irrepressible sense of hope and uplift.

Check out the music video for “Get It” and listen to the full EP below!



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Keith Harris, Black Eyed Peas Collaborator, Drops New Song As Homage To Classic Chicago House

Acclaimed multi-platinum producer & Black Eyed Peas collaborator Keith Harris just released two-track EP, including a wonderful homage to classic Chicago dance music, “Get It” featuring Chief Wakil & Church Boi.

Born and raised on Chicago’s South Side, Harris would have an intimate knowledge of the sounds and influences of Chicago house music as it began in the late ’70s and ’80s. “Get It” is a groovy, vibey house tune that does away with the dancefloor “untz untz” repetition and presents a super fun and funk-influenced rhythm. Vocals from Chief Wakil and Church Boi also help to keep the energy up and vibe right on point.

The other song on the EP, “Happy We Made It,” pivots into a more introspective territory, with a heartfelt performance by Somalian sister duo Faarrow, whose immigrant experience colors the track with an irrepressible sense of hope and uplift.

Check out the music video for “Get It” and listen to the full EP below!



This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Keith Harris, Black Eyed Peas Collaborator, Drops New Song As Homage To Classic Chicago House

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Keith Harris, Black Eyed Peas Collaborator, Drops New Song As Homage To Classic Chicago House

Acclaimed multi-platinum producer & Black Eyed Peas collaborator Keith Harris just released two-track EP, including a wonderful homage to classic Chicago dance music, “Get It” featuring Chief Wakil & Church Boi.

Born and raised on Chicago’s South Side, Harris would have an intimate knowledge of the sounds and influences of Chicago house music as it began in the late ’70s and ’80s. “Get It” is a groovy, vibey house tune that does away with the dancefloor “untz untz” repetition and presents a super fun and funk-influenced rhythm. Vocals from Chief Wakil and Church Boi also help to keep the energy up and vibe right on point.

The other song on the EP, “Happy We Made It,” pivots into a more introspective territory, with a heartfelt performance by Somalian sister duo Faarrow, whose immigrant experience colors the track with an irrepressible sense of hope and uplift.

Check out the music video for “Get It” and listen to the full EP below!



This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Keith Harris, Black Eyed Peas Collaborator, Drops New Song As Homage To Classic Chicago House

source https://www.youredm.com/2020/06/28/keith-harris-black-eyed-peas-collaborator-drops-new-song-as-homage-to-classic-chicago-house/

[faarrow]

#LostEp One ☝🏾 Year ago yesterday and we're so grateful for the journey. Thank you so much for all the Love y'all! We really feel it and appreciate it. Music is one of our languages and we've tapped into our own universe 🌍🌹...We're producing now and still writing ✍🏾. Can't wait to share this next chapter with you all 💙💙#Faarrow

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Faarrow - Chasing Highs

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Faarrow - Chasing Highs

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October In Review

Whethan Feat. Oliver Tree - When I’m Down

Hazel English - Control

Liv - Wings of Love

LÉON - Think About You

Stalgia - Heaven + Mimosas

Wet - The Middle

Beck - Wow (TOKiMONSTA Remix)

Lizzo - Worship

Reva DeVito - THE MOVE (Prod. KAYTRANADA)

MØ - Drum

LION BABE - She’s A Lady

Francis and the Lights - May I Have This Dance

Moses Sumney - Worth It

RY X - Shortline *10/11 @ Vibiana

Warpaint - Whiteout *10/13 @ The Fonda

Amber Coffman - All To Myself

Ceci Bastida Feat. Aloe Blacc - Un Sueño

Faarrow - Werk

Glass Animals - The Other Side Of Paradise *10/16 @ The Greek Theatre 

Phantogram - You Don’t Get Me High Anymore (ATTLAS Remix)

Banks - Trainwreck

Terror Jr - Super Powers

Monster Rally - Pelicans

Nick Murphy - Fear Less

LE YOUTH - Me Without You

SLUGGERS Feat. Spank Rock - 15 Hours

S U R V I V E - A.H.B *10/6 @ The Echoplex

The Weeknd - False Alarm

Kanye West - Fade *10/29 @T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas

Lizzo - Phone

Mura Masa - Love$ick Feat. A$AP Rocky

Joey Bada$$ - Front & enter

Monte Booker - Kolors Feat. Smino

GoldLink - Fall In Love Feat. Ciscero

LION BABE - Jump High Feat. Childish Gambino

Drake - Fake Love

TLC - Creep *10/22 @ The Observatory Santa Ana - Beach Goth Day 1

Chris McClenney - Us

Daniel Edwardson - Dream Machine *10/25 @ ArcLight Hollywood - Ouija: Origin of Evil

Cherry Glazerr - Told You I’d Be With The Guys

Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive *10/20 @ TCL Chinese Theatre - Doctor Strange World Premiere

Kim Gordon - Murdered Out

Temples - Certainty

The Strumbellas - Spirits *10/5 @ TCL Chinese Theatre - Middle School: The Worst Years Of My Life World Premiere

The Head and the Heart - City of Angels *10/7 @ The Greek Theatre 

Bon Iver - Skinny Love *10/23 @ The Hollywood Bowl

Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road *10/24 @ NeueHouse - 50 Years of Words & Music: An Evening with Elton John and Bernie Taupin

[ashamone]

@faarrow  performing at Girl School LA presented by Nasty Gal x @noiseymusic(Bootleg Theater, Los Angeles, CA) | 020318 | AshaMone.com | 📷 @ashamone

Music you should listen to by FAAROW:

I Don’t Belong To You 

Rule The World 

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FAARROW Joins SXSW Bands In Drawing Attention To Travel Ban FAARROW Joins SXSW Bands In Drawing Attention To Travel Ban {$inline_image} Somali sisters Siham and Iman Hashi come together to make the pop music group FAARROW.

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NPR News: FAARROW Joins SXSW Bands In Drawing Attention To Travel Ban

FAARROW Joins SXSW Bands In Drawing Attention To Travel Ban Somali sisters Siham and Iman Hashi come together to make the pop music group FAARROW. The girls escaped their home country, while it was being torn apart by civil war. Read more on NPR

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FAARROW Joins SXSW Bands In Drawing Attention To Travel Ban

FAARROW Joins SXSW Bands In Drawing Attention To Travel Ban

FAARROW Joins SXSW Bands In Drawing Attention To Travel Ban #U.S. News #USA #BREAKING #TRENDING #FOLLOWME #NEWS Somali sisters Siham and Iman Hashi come together to make the pop music group FAARROW. The girls escaped their home country, while it was being torn apart by civil war.

Read more on NPR

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Keith Harris Channels Chicago’s Underground Footwork Scene in Funky New EP

The prolific producer harnessed his experiences growing up on Chicago's South Side.

After creating and writing songs for many of the most prominent names in contemporary music, prolific producerKeith Harris is stepping out as a solo artist with his scintillating new EP, The Keith Harris Experience. 

The project's first single "Get It," which features Chief Wakil and Church Boi, is akin to an audial trip down memory lane, seamlessly blending elements of R&B, breakbeat, and house reminiscent of the latter genre's early Chicago influences. Harnessing his experiences growing up on the Windy City's South Side, Harris manages to manifest the zeitgeist of Chicago's vibrant 1990s footwork scene to deliver an instant classic oozing with soul. He follows with the project's second and final track "Happy We Made It," a bubbly, moombah-inspired downtempo tune featuring Somalian sister duo Faarrow.

From his humble beginnings on the South Side of Chicago, where he began his career playing with the city's New Friendship Baptist Church gospel choir, Harris has worked tirelessly to build an illustrious career. He has penned hits for Black Eyed Peas, Madonna, John Legend, Usher, Fifth Harmony, Nicki Minaj, Mary J. Blige, Kelis, Macy Gray, and Mariah Carey, among many others from contemporary music's crème de la crème.

Harris also released an official music video for "Get It," which celebrates Black music culture with archival footage from 1930-1945. You can check out the video below and listen to The Keith Harris Experience in full via your go-to streaming service here.

FOLLOW KEITH HARRIS:

Facebook: facebook.com/keithharrisexperience Twitter: twitter.com/keithharrisexp Instagram: instagram.com/keithharrisexperience/ Website: keithharris.life/

from Best DJ Kit https://edm.com/music-releases/the-keith-harris-experience

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Somali sisters Siham and Iman Hashi come together to make the pop music group FAARROW. The girls escaped their home country, while it was being torn apart by civil war. http://ift.tt/2nTn1F3

[faarrow]

We're doing our first Dj set 🎧with @girlschoolla tonight 8pm at the #bootlegtheater which used to be a Bra Factory 👙😁. Entrance fee and details @girlschoolla 💛We love that it is a 100% women-led music festival and collective whose mission is to celebrate and connect women artists, leaders, and voices. ☥♀ 😘😘 @annabulbrook 🚀 #Faarrow #girlschool2017 🔥 (at Bootleg Theater)

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SXSW gets political: All eyes on Trump

Austin, Texas (CNN)President Donald Trump’s name is on everyone’s lips at the 2017 SXSW festival, with performers, experts, advocates and festival-goers weighing in on the 45th president.

While it is not overtly partisan, SXSW has historically drawn a generally progressive group of musicians, artists, writers, experts, filmmakers and activists, including Trump’s latest entertainer foe rapper Snoop Dogg, who performed Wednesday night and is set to join artists to advocate for criminal justice reform in a panel Saturday.

Donald Trump's least favorite rapper, @SnoopDogg #SXSW http://pic.twitter.com/ApeLrvqRNa

— Marlow Stern (@MarlowNYC) March 16, 2017

“It’s hard to take your eye off of the Trump train. I think the conference organizers recognize that this year, more than any other year, the conversation will sway toward the political, despite what they would like to happen,” Austin Chronicle reporter Chase Hoffberger, who covered SXSW in the past, told CNN.

“(SXSW) is not designed to be a liberal thing, but the messaging is often liberal,” Hoffberger added. “Mostly because the industries that are involved are de facto liberal industries.”

Travel ban rocks SXSW

Controversy over Trump’s new ravel ban rocked the festival even before it began, prompting SXSW organizers to release a statement opposing the executive order, which bans nationals of several Muslim-majority countries from entering the US, as well as temporarily restricting refugee entry.

“With the announcement of President Trump’s latest travel ban, SXSW would like to reaffirm its public opposition to these executive orders and provide ongoing support to the artists traveling from foreign countries to our event,” festival organizers said in a March 7 statement.

When Trump tries 2 ban you but you get invited to @sxsw Come see us in Austin on March 17th 10pm @ PALM DOOR #Musicunites #Contrabanned http://pic.twitter.com/MHxn7L5neT

— FRROW (@faarrow) March 8, 2017

The festival then announced a special March 17 showcase featuring “performances by artists from the diaspora of the nations (affected) by the White House’s travel ban.”

“When Trump tries 2 ban you but you get invited to @sxsw,” Faarrow, a band made up of two Somali-Canadian sisters, tweeted last week.

The White House did not respond to several requests for comment on this story.

Controversy over Trump’s executive order resurfaced again this week after several foreign artists said they were blocked from entering the country by US Customs and Border Protection officials.

The list includes London drummer Yussef Kamaal, members of the UK’s United Vibrations, the lead singer of Danish band Rainbrother, Italian band Soviet Soviet and three members of Massive Scar Era, an Egyptian-Canadian band, who spoke out in an interview with Billboard about their interaction with border officials. Several of these artists are Muslim.

“He said that he knows that I’ve done everything legally, and that I’m not lying, but he’s still not going to let me in,” vocalist Cherine Amr said, referring to a border official. “He said that people are using the festival to protest but I told him we are not going there to protest.”

Commenting on the Customs and Borders comment! Are we an international recognized group?!?!?!??!?!?! NO!!!!!!!… https://t.co/X1GskKZdHZ

— Massive Scar Era (@MassiveScarEra) March 14, 2017

“Our leadsinger Bjarke has been denied access to the US via the usual tunnel. BUT we’re still playing @sxsw. Trump isn’t gonna win this one,” Rainbrother tweeted over the weekend.

Our leadsinger Bjarke has been denied access to the US via the usual tunnel. BUT we're still playing @sxsw. Trump isn't gonna win this one. http://pic.twitter.com/d590LFYZxf

— Rainbrother (@RainbrotherBand) March 10, 2017

“We will NOT be playing @sxsw. We got hit by the #ExecutiveOrder If you wanna show solidarity RT … #MuslimBan #BLM�� United Vibrations tweeted Monday.

We will NOT be playing @sxsw. We got hit by the #ExecutiveOrder If you wanna show solidarity RT : https://t.co/OuI93zxkia #MuslimBan #BLM

— United Vibrations (@UnitedVibration) March 13, 2017

In the past, bands have entered the country on a B-1 visitor visa, which which is issued for tourists but restricts them from any paid work in the US.

Messages left with CBP were not returned.

SXSW does not pay performers, but customs officials released a statement Monday announcing that artists must apply for a P-1 visa instead, which is usually used by athletes entering the US temporarily to perform individually or as a group at an internationally recognized performance.

Jonathan Ginsberg, an attorney for SXSW, said the festival is working with US organizations “in an effort to ensure that both the State Department and CBP continue to treat (performances) as a valid activity in B or visa waiver status.”

Commenting on the Customs and Borders comment! Are we an international recognized group?!?!?!??!?!?! NO!!!!!!!… https://t.co/X1GskKZdHZ

— Massive Scar Era (@MassiveScarEra) March 14, 2017

“Commenting on the Customs and Borders comment! Are we an international recognized group?!?!?!??!?!?! NO!!!!!!!” Egyptian heavy metal band Massive Scar Era tweeted Monday.

Some SXSW performers are internationally recognized, but one of the purposes of the festival is to support new, lesser-known artists with little-to-no experience in the national or international spotlight.

Questions over the festival’s stance on the ban came along with controversy over what appeared to be a deportation clause applicable to international artists in the festival’s artist performance agreement.

New York punk band Told Slant shared the language on Twitter and threatened to boycott the event, along with other bands.

Organizers eliminated the language, which previously stated that the festival could “notify the appropriate U.S. immigration authorities” if they “or their representatives have acted in ways that adversely affect the viability of their official SXSW showcase.”

I'm happy that sxsw agreed to make changes to their contract so that it no longer threatens deportation as a means of controlling artists…

— Told Slant (@Felixixix666) March 7, 2017

“I’m happy that sxsw agreed to make changes to their contract so that it no longer threatens deportation as a means of controlling artists,” Felix of Told Slant tweeted.

“We will remove the option of notifying immigration authorities in situations where a foreign artist might ‘adversely affect the viability of Artist’s official showcase,'” organizers said in a statement released on the festival’s website.

“Safety is a primary concern for SXSW, and we report any safety issues to local authorities. It is not SXSW’s duty or authority to escalate a matter beyond local authorities,” they continued.

Activism is a big theme

Discussions and debates about Trump and his policies echoed this week in lecture halls, meeting rooms, concert venues and street corners, making the President, who was not invited to speak at the festival, an omnipresent force.

“This year, the fact that everyone is talking exclusively about world order and Donald Trump, it stands to reason that that’s what the conference will have a bit more of a focus on (that),” Hoffberger said.

While politics have always had a place at SXSW, this year, the national surge in activism has made its way into panel discussions represented in various festival verticals — technology, film, music and interactives.

Panels focused on activism in the age of Trump include the following: “Civil Discourse in the Age of a Twitterer-In-Chief,” “From Meme to Protest: What’s Next for Online Activism,” “All the Rage: Female Activism and Altruistic Design,” “For Games to Evolve They Need to Get Political,” “How Elections Change Next Gen Cause Engagement” and “Power & Perils of Digital Activism Meet Up.”

Tech experts and advocates participated in various Trump-focused panels, including, “Tech Under Trump,” “Tech Advocates and Trump: Best Strategies So Far,” “How Will Trump Steer Car and Transportation Tech?”, “Tech Activism: More Than a Hashtag,” “Trump, China, and Trade Wars: Tech in the Trenches?” and “Head Fakes and Pivots: Trump Punk Sillicon Valley.”

"Tech Under Trump" programming at #SXSW will address uncertainty facing tech & society in the wake of the election. https://t.co/RWmmYsdR1M

— SXSW (@sxsw) December 13, 2016

In the latter, author Baratunde Thurston addressed how the tech industry failed to predict Trump’s win and what lessons could be learned from it.

The format of the festival also creates room for political discussions and according to Hoffberger, the overlapping of the various verticals on the schedule this year has created more opportunities for politics-based conversations.

“The festival itself is very kind of do your own thing and put it out there for people to respond to,” the Austin Chronicle’s music editor Raoul Hernandez said. “It’s so big that (organizers) know that they can’t control the party. The genie is out of the bottle.”

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