Supercrush Having only been together for seven months, Supercrush is making a name in Jackson.
Traversing 'The Empty'Thomas Ruffin will release his latest book of poetry this week at ToMara's bar.
JFP Musical Artists to Watch: 2012Every year in our music issue, the Jackson Free Press seeks out and writes about a slate of artists to watch in the local music scene.
Jackson's Musical Family Affair, IllustratedLike beer and crawfish or bluesician Jackie Bell singing along to rap, the capital city's music scene combines tastes and genres from across the board; collaborations are taking over.
Alive at Night It's the weekend in Jackson, and you're looking for something to do.
Girls Behaving Badly Just remember, ladies, that when two people get into a fight in public, it's hard to tell who the fool is.
Artists To Watch 2012: Benjamin Cone III and Worship Born in Jackson in 1974 to renowned Malaco recording artist, the Rev. Benjamin Cone Jr. and his wife, Louise Dixon-Cone, Benjamin Cone III is the gifted and rightful heir to their gospel and music ministry.
Artists To Watch 2012: Chasing Edom Chasing Edom's sound is eclectic and draws the listener into the sounds of the bass guitar, the drums and the voice of lead singer White.
Artists To Watch 2012: A+ Plus When I listen to A+ Plus, I hear the smoothness of J. Cole, the ruggedness of Tupac and country-boy flavor of UGK all rolled into one artist.
Artists To Watch 2012: Zach Lovett "My heart is in the banjo," he says about his favorite instrument. "I'll play the fire out of it if I get the chance."
Artists To Watch 2012: Spirituals "I make really awful attempts at dance music songs. They aren't very good, but I like them, and it's fun," Tadlock says.
Having only been together for seven months, Supercrush is making a name in Jackson.
Thomas Ruffin will release his latest book of poetry this week at ToMara's bar.
Every year in our music issue, the Jackson Free Press seeks out and writes about a slate of artists to watch in the local music scene.
Brown is a true believer of the phrase "every opportunity is preparing you for the next opportunity."
Like beer and crawfish or bluesician Jackie Bell singing along to rap, the capital city's music scene combines tastes and genres from across the board; collaborations are taking over.
It's the weekend in Jackson, and you're looking for something to do.
Chasing Edom's sound is eclectic and draws the listener into the sounds of the bass guitar, the drums and the voice of lead singer White.
When I listen to A+ Plus, I hear the smoothness of J. Cole, the ruggedness of Tupac and country-boy flavor of UGK all rolled into one artist.
"My heart is in the banjo," he says about his favorite instrument. "I'll play the fire out of it if I get the chance."
"I consider myself an artist. Even if I did country music, I just want to make good music," Luck says.
"I make really awful attempts at dance music songs. They aren't very good, but I like them, and it's fun," Tadlock says.
Tawanna Shaunté's music and vocal style is multi-faceted.
A genuine love for old-school funk music with a ton of soul is the driving force behind Static Ensemble, a newer Jackson-based cover band.