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    BRAG 441: December 5 2011

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    [MUSIC: Interview] Big Freedia

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    [MUSIC: Interview] Set Sail

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    Chasing Summer
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    Was it the music that came first, giving Set Sail the opportunity to play around the world? Or was it the band’s travel bug that inspired them to make music, and take off on tour? Not even violinist Josiah Willows is quite sure about that one, but what he does know is [...]

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    [MUSIC: Interview] Chali 2na

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    Rapper Chali 2na may have been a central part of Jurassic 5 and Ozomatli, two of the most admired and respected hip hop outfits of the past decade, but these days he’s more of a lone wolf. With an acclaimed album under his belt, and the first in a series of [...]

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    [MUSIC: Interview] How To Dress Well

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    I saw Tom Krell, aka How To Dress Well, play at Roskilde Festival in Denmark this year, after torrential rain shepherded several hundred people into the dark, sweaty, marijuana-filled tent in which he was set to perform. The walls of the dome were shrouded in beguiling visuals, [...]

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