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Listen to the winning entries of the Songs of the L.A. River project. The winners will perform with Ozomatli at the L.A. River Day of Servie on Saturday, April 30th.
Angelino Rubén Guevara may be most known for headlining the eponymous Ruben & The Jets, inspired by and produced by the legendary Frank Zappa.
I stood among the fortunate ones who made their way up the metal staircase at Self-Help Graphics on Thursday nights and fell into the Vex for the music.
The Undertakers, from East Los Angeles, first started practicing during mid-1977. They decided early on not to go for the "leather or New Wave look" and would instead wear black suits on stage to emulate their namesake.
These artists made music drip, cut its head off, sewed it into quilts and laser cut it into sheets of metal.
Two large banners hung on either side of Disney Hall's massive pipe organ. Both had the same image: a young man, hands outstretched, head cocked back letting his curled locks of hair hang, his mouth open slightly, eyes shut but not forcefully.
The little girl who belted out boleros after school at the donkey cart in Olvera Street is now fronting one of L.A.'s best new Latin bands.
Secondhand Sureshots is "is an experiment in sound recycling. It features four amazing, LA-based beatmakers: Daedelus, J-Rocc, Nobody and Ras G in a secret mission to create new musical magic from the dusty remains of thrift store vinyl."
Los Angeles' environs are set-up for a thriving backyard party scene.
Peter Hedges and Sondre Lerche discuss Dan in Real Life, followed by a live performance from the musician.