Revive Music Group Celebrates Six Years!
Today marks the six-year anniversary of Revive Music Group (formerly Revive Da Live). Looking back on the past six years reveals a story of growth (both company-wide and community-wide) and success, but more than any of that, an unwavering devotion to the amazing and talented musicians that make our community vibrant and inspired the very creation of Revive. What began as a local effort to support Boston musicians has evolved into a worldwide experience.
ELNYA Creative Conversation
This Creative Conversation is geared towards empowering emerging leaders to think outside the box and take their careers into their own hands. Moderated by Monique Martin, this panel discussion will feature Risë Wilson (Founder of The Laundromat Project), Meghan Stabile (President/CEO of Revive Music Group), Kaisha Johnson (Co-Founder of Women of Color in the Arts) and Adam Schatz (Founder of Search and Restore), four outstanding arts professionals who have successfully created their own paths and advanced the field along the way.
SXSW 2011 Panel: The Intersection of Hip-Hop and Jazz (Part II)
We invite you to experience the panel on “The Intersection of Hip-Hop and Jazz” moderated by Raydar Ellis in a a 2 part series. A hand selected group of the panelists discuss the revival of jazz music through its marriage with hip-hop. Panelists talk about GURU’s legacy, how the use of new technologies has redefined the concept of jazz (formerly known as a genre stuck in a state of unchangeability) and what Miles Davis would play if he was still alive.
SXSW 2011 Panel: The Intersection of Hip-Hop and Jazz (Part 1)
We invite you to experience the SXSW panel on “The Intersection of Hip-Hop and Jazz” moderated by Raydar Ellis in a a 2 part series. A hand selected group of the panelists discuss the revival of jazz music through its marriage with hip-hop. Panelists talk about GURU’s legacy, how the use of new technologies has redefined the concept of jazz (formerly known as a genre stuck in a state of unchangeability) and what Miles Davis would play if he was still alive.
