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Setting a course for new sounds

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By Brian Burns Verified, Eric Hodge Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
The music of North Carolina-based trio Setting can be hard to describe, and that's kind of the point. Rather than sticking to any traditional structure, their improvisational pieces based around synths, percussion, and other eclectic instruments are naturally inventive and designed to transport both listeners and the musicians themselves.
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"Til My Voice Is Gone" tells the story of Chapel Hill's The Old Ceremony

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By Eric Hodge Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
Chapel Hill's The Old Ceremony has been together for 20 years. "It's been a long run with all the typical ups and downs, but overall, it's been a great run," says vibe and keyboardist Mark Simonsen. "If it continues another 20 years, I'm open to that." Led by songwriter, singer, and guitarist Django Haskins, the band has been described as noir-drenched orchestral pop.
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Will Johnson on living out in the country and "Diamond City"

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By Eric Hodge Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
Will Johnson's road to his latest album ran right through the Texas countryside where he now lives. Johnson was born in Missouri and has released records with Centro-matic's Monsters of Folk and is now a full-time member of Jason Isbell's band, the 400 Unit. For his 10th album under his own name, he kept things simple writing and recording at his Texas farmhouse. Ahead of his performance at Cat's Cradle this Saturday, he spoke with WUNC's Eric Hodge.
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