Brooklyn is Burning Director A.F. Cortes on Heading Straight Into The Fire
AdHoc spoke with the director about how he hopes to capture the unity of the Brooklyn music scene at a time when the pandemic threatens to extinguish it for good.
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Laraaji On Finding Joy Among Chaos
“I have the right to be joyful. It is legitimate joy. It is eternally my right to access my infinite bliss wherever I am.”
The End Is Just The Beginning on Oceanator’s ‘Things I Never Said’
Elise Okusami channels sci-fi’s greatest thinkers on the debut album for her solo project.
What Does Partying Look Like In A Pandemic?
AdHoc spoke with four venues about how they are using live-streaming to keep the party going during the pandemic.
Start Your Day With This Meditative Playlist from Jess Williamson
Let everything from Catalonian rock and Ethiopian instrumentals play as you become better attuned to the world and yourself.
New York-Based Black Artists You Should Support This Bandcamp Friday (And Always)
We’ve pulled together a genreless list of black musicians you should support as they navigate this hostile industry.
Gaygirl Wrestle for Control on ‘Pleasurehead’
On their debut EP, the London-based grunge band catalog all the different ways control manifests in our lives.
NYC Nightlife Unites To Provide Emergency Relief
The new fund from NYC Nightlife United will provide grants for cultural institutions and members of New York’s creative community.
Public Practice Navigate Morality on Their Dancefloor-Ready Debut
The Brooklyn-based art punks cloak moral quandaries with experimental, disco-inspired beats on ‘Gentle Grip.’