Other Music Types

Magazine articles on other types of music.

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AskMen.com February 1, 2013 Sachin Bhola	AskMen x Odin New York: February 2013 - The Playlist Odin New York is one of the best men's stores in New York City. You won't find over-the-top duds fit only for fashion types; instead, you'll discover very wearable pieces that speak to a wide range of customers.
Lucire July 9, 2012	I Remember Tonight Rising UK artist Arjun Coomarasamy chats heart-to-heart with Tania Naidu about life, love and music
TIME Asia April 11, 2011 Gary Moskowitz	And the Band Plays Again Afrobeat is getting a second wind, as record collectors, artists and fans find themselves drawn to its pure sound and political message. Celebrated Afrobeat artists are releasing new albums and touring.
TIME Europe March 28, 2011 Jeffrey T. Iverson	It's Personal 30-year-old Danish songstress Agnes Obel's music is as sparse as the snow-swept Scandinavian backcountry, and mostly scored for piano, voice and an occasional cello or harp.
BusinessWeek December 9, 2010 Paul M. Barrett	Why Mannheim Steamroller Rules Christmas Yes, that kitschy yuletide-themed New Age group. Except now they're a fully branded corporate juggernaut.
TIME Europe October 3, 2010 David Browne	The Gospel of Mavis Mavis Staples' walls don't have to talk. The photos and mementos that line her tidy apartment on Chicago's South Shore are one long tribute to the varied career of one of the world's mightiest gospel pop singers.
TIME Europe August 15, 2010 Claire Suddath	How Pitchfork Struck a Note in Indie Music Mainstream pop may be struggling, but indie marches on -- with Pitchfork Media leading the way
Outside June 2010 Michael Roberts	Jack Johnson In which the world's favorite sunny-day-at-the-beach singer morphs into a hardened wild man with help from a surprising piece of inspiration. (Don't worry, his new music still goes perfectly with coconuts.)
TIME Asia November 30, 2009 Jason Tedjasukmana	Burn, Baby, Burn On her sophomore album, The Headless Songstress, Tika and her band -- the aptly named Dissidents -- file slow-burning postcards from the Jakartan edge.
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