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2008 - AAN AltWeekly Awards , published May 17, 2007
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2009 Stories by Jonathan Cunningham
Archives: 2009
published October 7, 2009
When you call rapper JFK's cell, you'll hear the Wu-Tang Clan's "C.R.E.A.M." before the phone actually starts to ring—a... More >>
published September 30, 2009
Seattle is a city known to have a lot of love for its local musicians. That's why Seattle Weekly thought it strange... More >>
published September 30, 2009
Rappers and producers are firing on all cylinders in Seattle. Music venues are more receptive than ever, and the creative... More >>
published September 30, 2009
There's no shortage of ups and downs in Rachel Flotard's life. "One day I'm on Letterman backing up Neko [Case], and, like,... More >>
published September 30, 2009
If you haven't heard of Project Lionheart, they exist just to the left of the city's current rap resurgence, focusing more on... More >>
published September 9, 2009
The Creston Point Apartments in Skyway are busier than usual this recent Friday evening. The... More >>
published September 9, 2009
Whenever a music lover watches a Mariners game live, it's hard not to notice the songs that introduce the ballplayers before each at-bat. You... More >>
published September 2, 2009
'Ohana has a tendency to get overly crowded on weekend evenings. On its worst nights, it's not just "Excuse me, can I squeeze by... More >>
published September 2, 2009
"Curtis Mayfield might be my favorite musician of all time," says Mayer Hawthorne. "And Smokey Robinson was a... More >>
published September 2, 2009
Few female breakout artists have had as much buzz as Janelle Monáe did in 2008. In the realm of... More >>
published September 2, 2009
Longtime bassist/drummer combo Lowell "Sly" Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare have a long list... More >>
published August 19, 2009
Frustration at having taken the wrong course often turns out to be the best motivation for success. Yirim Seck knows a lot... More >>
published August 19, 2009
Frustration at having taken the wrong course often turns out to be the best motivation for success. Yirim Seck knows a lot about that. For years,... More >>
published August 12, 2009
This past April, two of Seattle's best-known party rappers, Sir Thomas Gray of Champagne Champagne and Terry Radjaw of Mad Rad... More >>
published August 12, 2009
Fish tanks and drinking don't go together in this city as often as they should. Tanks are usually found only in restaurants in the International... More >>
published August 5, 2009
Walking into the two-story Capitol Club on a recent Monday night, it's apparent that DJs Swervewon and 100 Proof have turned it... More >>
published August 5, 2009
The time was 1:35 p.m. two Mondays ago when news of a landmark record deal broke on the Internet.... More >>
published July 29, 2009
Traveling across the U.S. as a reggae star has its pluses and minuses. With a recent album, 2007's Light Your Light,... More >>
published July 22, 2009
Big World Breaks4 Those Lost (self-released)If you can imagine a merger of 1940s-era jazz big band,... More >>
published July 22, 2009
The Zig Zag Café is tucked away down the Pike Street Hill Climb, just to the right of the Mexican restaurant El Puerco... More >>
published July 15, 2009
The Physics High Society (self-released)The first time I saw local hip-hop group the Physics perform live, I... More >>
published July 15, 2009
Patrol Zirconium (Stiff Slack)Heavy, hard, and fast—that used to be how most guitar-centric rock bands... More >>
published July 15, 2009
Writing about any band whose career was as tumultuous as Nirvana's is a difficult task if one wants to do it correctly. Much... More >>
published July 8, 2009
Walking into Coastal Kitchen at 9:45 a.m. with booze on the brain shouldn't be an everyday occurrence. There aren't a lot of... More >>
published July 1, 2009
When a copy of local singer-songwriter Andy Werth's debut LP, Burn the Maps and Bury the... More >>
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