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Local Artist Spotlight

Harmony Woods: Local Artist Spotlight

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As a songstress with a smooth signature sound, Sofia Verbilla created Harmony Woods. A rotating cast of friends accompany the Philly lead singer’s vocals instrumentally, which is a harmonious match, which especially shines through on their 2019 album, Make Yourself at Home. Keep reading to hear about Sofia’s experience in Philly’s DIY music scene, the

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Local Artist Spotlight: Grayscale

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From love at its best and worst, to finding yourself, Grayscale tells it all in their guitar-filled anthems laced with emotion. The Philadelphia based five-piece is composed of Collin Walsh (vocals), Dallas Molster (guitar + vocals), Andrew Kyne (guitar), Nick Ventimiglia (bass), and Nick Veno (drums). In their recent release, Live From The Barbershop Studios,

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Local Artist Spotlight: Noél Scales

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Born and raised in Philadelphia, R&B songstress Noél Scales believes the city gave her the grit it takes to pursue music. “Picky,” a single off of Scales’ EP, Beautiful Bad, showcases her poetic lyricism that accompanies her smooth voice, and has reached over 100,000 streams on Soundcloud! Keep reading to hear from Noél on how

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Local Artist Spotlight: Birdie Busch

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Birdie Busch delivers a mellow sound that she accompanies with her electrifyingly emotional voice and lyrics. She has found her sonic and overall creative space in her home base of Philadelphia, where she also pursues visual art and photography. Keep reading to learn more about Birdie’s journey to making music, how her creativity spreads between

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First Friday Interview: Elbert Johnston, Head Chef of Miss Winnie’s Jamaican Jerk Restaurant

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In Miss Winnie’s Jamaican Jerk restaurant, Head Chef Elbert Johnston and his son Nick serve up more than just the authentically Jamaican dishes on their menu. They show a story of love and inspiration through each plate. Miss Winnie’s is named after Bert’s mother, Winnifred Joyce Johnston. She spent the beginning of her life in

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