When Capitol Studios of Hollywood first opened its doors, America was a vastly different place than it is today.
It was 1956, a mere two years into the beginning of the Civil Rights Movement. The average price of a new home was just shy of $12,000, and it would still Read more...
EAST VILLAGE, MANHATTAN: Radio still rules. Sure, we all spend a lot of time with our heads in headphones connected to our streaming devices, but as Spins.FM understands, there’s plenty of action happening on the airwaves.
Borne and bred in the East Village, Spins.FM launched its Social Radio Requests App Read more...
HELL’S KITCHEN, MANHATTAN: Modern music can get shaped by the most unassuming of influencers. David Kahne is one such source: often unseen, but always very well heard.
Spend some time with him, and it’s clear that he always puts sound first. If you’re lucky, you’ll be there when Kahne hears Read more...
On Tuesday evening, April 12 the Audio Engineering Society (AES) New York Section will host “An Evening With Irv Joel: The Man Behind the Scene.” The event is free and open to the public, and will take place 6:30-8:30 PM, at The New School for Jazz Performance, 55 West 13th Read more...
UPPER WEST SIDE: From the land of mediocre restaurants and mid-life crisis, the Upper West Side, come The Postelles. How did this foursome rise above the cultural obstacles of their upbringing, coming from a place where the Gap and Starbucks reign as supreme as in the Topeka suburbs, to make Read more...
