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James Blake's Machine Soul

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By John Morrison 
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James Blake Franklin Music Hall 421 N 7th St. Philadelphia June 4, 2026 When Enfield-born singer-songwriter and producer James Blake’s cover of Feist’s “The Limit to Your Love” was released in 2010, it signaled a creative renaissance in U.K. R&B. With its stately piano riff, Blake’s atmospheric vocal and dubstep-inspired production, “The Limit to Your Love” was unique, but it did not occur in a vacuum. The previous year, Blake released “Air & Lack Thereof," a quirky, experimental Dubstep tune.
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Anijimle and Brotherkenzie Give & Take

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By John Morrison 
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Anijimle and Brotherkenzie Johnny Brenda's 1201 Frankford Ave. Philadelphia June 2, 2026 On Tuesday night, about 20 people waited around the stage at Johnny Brenda’s while D’Angelo’s woozy, psychedelic-soul epic “Ain’t That Easy” poured out of the house sound system. The bill that night featured Dallas-born singer-songwriter Anjimile as well as Brotherkenzie, a singer-songwriter from Minnesota. Brotherkenzie opened the evening with a set of new songs from his soon-to-be-released album.
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Vinyl Tap Takes On Porchfest

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By John Morrison 
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Vinyl Tap 215 Common Beat Music 4916 Baltimore Ave. Philadelphia May 30, 2026 When the subject of DJing comes up, what do you imagine? Probably a packed nightclub with a dark dance floor full of sweaty, inebriated bodies? Or maybe you’re picturing a massive festival stage, outfitted with bright, psychedelic visual effects and a superstar jock delivering bass-heavy drops from on high? While those scenes are part of it, they are a small part of DJing when you consider the culture in its totality.
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