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Introducing Schmutz Berlin and their gig recommendations for March 2019 Dina Elsayed
Gabriel Dunn and Nolan Parker are the co-founders of Schmutz Berlin, a magazine and website bringing you information about upcoming shows in Berlin.
We caught up with Dunn and Parker to get their recommendations for live music events in March and to hear how Schmutz came to be. “We’ve had really good feedback from the music community in Berlin, which is amazing. There’s not anything exactly like what we’re offering in German or in English,” says Parker.
Check out Schmutz’s March playlist on Omnified.
The 18 musicians of AMEO are united in their dedication to experimentation. We dropped by a rehearsal to hear more.
Common Ground Berlin is a podcast and funded solely through grants and listener support. It belongs to the non-profit organization Common Ground Berlin e.V.