For The Culture

Rap and classical music may not seem like a natural pairing, especially if you’re not used to recognizing hip-hop as a form of fine art. But through their ongoing relationship with Wu-Tang Clan, the Colorado Symphony has successfully fused the two genres and brought a whole new audience to the symphony.

Ericdoa, a prodigious talent from Connecticut, embarked on his musical journey as a teenager; and now he is 21 years old. His impressive accomplishments at such a young age are indicative of his potential to ascend to superstar status. His extensive catalog, which some artists take a lifetime to build, is a testament to his extraordinary musical prowess.

Em Beihold, a platinum recording artist, embarked on her journey this year with the release of her single “Maybe Life Is Good.”

Updated weekly, this playlist is a collection of the latest and greatest from artists of all genres of music. We have one rule to our madness, our playlist is meant to be played on shuffle. Ultimately the playlist consists of what’s been in heavy rotation at our office Dream World Studios this week.

There have been many special father son duos in the entertainment industry. From Bob and Jakob Dylan, Olu Dara and Nas to Quincy Jones and Quincy Jones III. The newest duo on that list without a doubt happens to be the 4X Grammy Award Winning platinum producer Hit-Boy, and his father Big Hit.

East Atlanta native Chase Shakur has had a hell of a 2023. Earlier this year, Chase inked a record deal with Def Jam Recordings (a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.). Shortly after the news of his signing, it was announced that he would soon be releasing his Def Jam debut, and it would be called “it’s not you, it’s me.”

Colorado musical artist Lance Lang, (better known as Lane-O), is back with his full length debut album titled “US”.

The Bay Area artist, JAWNY, has found himself in Colorado for back-to-back opening nights as he embarked on his “It’s Never Fair, Always True” tour for his latest album “It’s Never Fair, Always True.”

Running Through The Summer is a “community-based album,” meaning it has creative direction, mixing, production, and features all from people who happen to be from none other than Colorado.