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Aja Arnold

Atlanta
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From heartache to hope and back again, Jahnah Camille grows

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By Aja Arnold
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Jahnah Camille is a headliner at this year's Mainline Music Fest in Atlanta. For more information and tickets, go here. If you're a music lover like me—and the people for whom this column is intended—you might engage in what's now called "active listening." If you're an active listener, you likely have a particular penchant for things other people, commonly referred to as "passive listeners," don't. That little slide on the guitarist's fretboard.
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The Atlanta DIY scene is redefining protest through music

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By Aja Arnold
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Moments from Sword II's release show for their latest album 'Electric Hour' at South Bend Commons in Atlanta. Photo credit: Aja Arnold/Mainline, 2025. "You can't help it. An artist's duty, as far as I'm concerned, is to reflect the times." — Nina Simone "This track is for real about fuck the cops.
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From SXSW to Ticketmaster to Spotify: Musicians organize against industry corporate overlords

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By Aja Arnold
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In 2024, more than 80 artists, musicians, and panelists withdrew from the annual South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin to protest the event's continued collaboration with and sponsorship by the U.S. Army and defense contractors, such as RTX (Raytheon), Collins Aerospace, and BAE Systems.
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