“The woman charged with drunk driving in the death of a Folly Beach bride was released from jail March 1 on house arrest after prosecutors failed to meet a court-imposed deadline to bring the 26-year-old to trial.” (Ema Rose Schumer of The Post & Courier)
I’ll post the link for the article so everyone can be in the loop. There are several discussions to have here – drinking and driving, white privilege, the inequality of the American judicial system, etc.
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“The woman charged with drunk driving in the death of a Folly Beach bride was released from jail March 1 on house arrest after prosecutors failed to meet a court-imposed deadline to bring the 26-year-old to trial.” (Ema Rose Schumer of The Post & Courier)
I’ll post the link for the article so everyone can be in the loop. There are several discussions to have here – drinking and driving, white privilege, the inequality of the American judicial system, etc.
“Little Big Oak” is the latest single released by the Charleston local band, Duplex. Available to stream now on Spotify and Apple Music, this will be the 3rd Duplex single to be released independently, with their Debut EP expected to be available in May later this year.
“Little Big Oak” is the latest single released by the Charleston local band, Duplex. Available to stream now on Spotify and Apple Music, this will be the 3rd Duplex single to be released independently, with their Debut EP expected to be available in May later this year.
So bob weir came out and played with billy for 2x nights in nashville. You can watch it if you have a nugs.net account. SO bob weir comes in and surprises everyone for the second set. In the nugs video, the camera is on the front row and you see people go bonkers!! its awesome.
@marleyfacedboy I’ll have to check that out. It’s incredible how good they still are 40 years into their career. Still managing to come up with unique ideas that get people talking
In addition to the thread for the Mondegreen festival itself. I figured it was time to start the thread for Phish general and ongoing discussion.
We’re entering into this grand discussion after 40 years of Phishstory. Again, there are many places to talk about Phish on the internet, but this one is ours.
The catalyst for this thread? a 40 minute “Chalk Dust Torture” played last night in Mexico. Of which I am currently listening to as I type this
In addition to the thread for the Mondegreen festival itself. I figured it was time to start the thread for Phish general and ongoing discussion.
We’re entering into this grand discussion after 40 years of Phishstory. Again, there are many places to talk about Phish on the internet, but this one is ours.
The catalyst for this thread? a 40 minute “Chalk Dust Torture” played last night in Mexico. Of which I am currently listening to as I type this
The preceding Blaze On is no slouch either. Kinda hilarious shift in gears dropping into CDT the way they did
@indigxld alright sweet. We’re set then. Just waiting on the headliner. Next up is figuring out who is going to make our poster. I don’t really want to do it myself ever again if I can avoid that.
@qrisg had some good ideas about doing a contest with local up and coming graphic artists or some way of making it a social thing.
SC Artist Development is a concept created by the collective visions of Kris Kaylin, Jordan Sprueill, & Mike Brown. Starting in 2023, they formed SC Artist Development as a service to help artist build themselves, their brands, and aid in the preparation of educating artists. Everything from vocal lessons and creative writing, to interview etiquette and stage presence. An outstanding concept that is a true representation of ‘your netWORK being your netWORTH’.
Some of Charleston’s most...
SC Artist Development is a concept created by the collective visions of Kris Kaylin, Jordan Sprueill, & Mike Brown. Starting in 2023, they formed SC Artist Development as a service to help artist build themselves, their brands, and aid in the preparation of educating artists. Everything from vocal lessons and creative writing, to interview etiquette and stage presence. An outstanding concept that is a true representation of ‘your netWORK being your netWORTH’.
Some of Charleston’s most influential and connected people are offering the resources and platform to really help creatives thrive and thrive in community. Their live music review show, The Listening Party, has been the driving force behind creating the space for local artists to play their music in front of a group of highly experienced creatives, artists, musicians, etc.
Every Monday-Kris, Jordan, and Mike are joined with a rotating cast of people that give honest, thorough, and constructive criticism to anyone that submits their music. They listen, review, and film The Listening Party live at Blue Note Bistro and stream the show live on Facebook and Instagram via their Facebook pages and The SC Artist Development IG page. They’ve recently took the platform a step further by incorporating Mix n Melodies which is a live show featuring artists that are on the SCAD radar.
I was blessed to be one of three artists to perform at their first event of the year in February 28th. BluFlame James and Starr Queen, also hit the stage with the backing of DJ Huncho and The Greg Lonely Experience (band). The high energy and genuine, mutual support of The Listening Party squad, translated in realtime as Blue Note Bistro was filled with music, networking, dancing, laughter, and community.
With all this being said, SC Artist Development is a true #GxldApproved vision. Dedicated to elevating and showcasing the immense amount of talent in South Carolina!
I recently went to this cool, Louisiana inspired, restaurant in Park Circle called “LoLa”. It’s black owned and is by far one of the best cajun places I’ve ever experienced. No ‘eggsaggs’, its truly scrumptious. Prices are very nice, portions fire, CLEAN deep southern cuisine. AND they have live music on Tuesdays. Definitely worth the visit next time you’re in Park Circle!
