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"I grew up listening to Bonnie Raitt and Joni Mitchell and Paul Simon. I wanted to reflect that a little more, so I started writing songs that were trying to be like them. I’m sure the first 100 of them sucked, but it definitel...
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"Much of the joy that has made Colombian music famous comes from the spirituality of those ancient cultures."
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"We’re not trying to change music forever. We wanted to have fun and jam and live in the moment," says Sie7e about his latest album.
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"I’m doing what I feel like everyday, and I don’t have a strict agenda for the future.," says Jonaz.
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"In Puerto Rico, we have an alternative scene that is more underground and not recognized by the mainstream media," says Circo singer Fofé.
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"I try to employ dark humor in my writing. I’m a big Kurt Vonnegut guy. I have that old man gallows humor because I can," says the Harmed Brothers' Alex Salcido.
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"I’m grateful for the rough patches too because you just learn and grow from them," says Josie Dunne. "I know that I’m gonna come out of this stronger."
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"If there’s nobody around to write with, I get on the piano and play the three chords I know," says Doug "Cosmo" Clifford. "It’s rock ’n’ roll, so who needs more than that."
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"Behind this, there is a lot of love and people can feel that," says Fatoumata Diawara. "I want to speak to love and nothing else. Just peace and love."