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Mulatu Astatke, Daughters and more: Schmutz and their gig recommendations for April 2019 Dina Elsayed
Gabe Dunn and Nolan Parker are the co-founders of Schmutz Berlin, a magazine and website bringing you information about upcoming shows in Berlin.
We sat down with Dunn and Parker to chat about their picks for April’s must-see concerts, including Ethio-jazz legend Mulatu Astatke, noise rock band Daughters and Schmutz’s one-year birthday DJ dance party.
Plus, don’t forget to check out Schmutz’s April playlist on Omnified, featuring spring-friendly music from this month’s roster of shows and beyond.
hear now berlin is challenging how audiences experience classical chamber music through unique instrumentation and genre-blending performances. We talked to three of the group's members about making music more accessible for all listeners.
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