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John Mulvey

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As seen in: MOJO, Medium, Bandcamp Daily, PLOS ONE, Cell Chemical Biology, Uncut Magazine, Portfolio Management Research, The Journal of Portfolio Management
Editor, MOJO. Ex-Editor, Uncut/Ex-Deputy Editor, NME. Only here now to plug stuff, so please don't expect responses (Find me on Bluesky). mojo4music.com
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Paul Simon Live In London Review: Intimate meditation on a remarkable career Original

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By John Mulvey 
| MOJO
Opening with 2023’s Seven Psalms, Simon offers a hushed, yet powerful reflection of his work at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Paul Simon For all of Paul Simon’s musical adventures, it’s taken him a while to explore the radical sounds on his New York doorstep. Tonight, Simon’s Quiet Celebration begins with a spectral hum, generated by an array of inverted large glass vessels hung upside down from a high frame.
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Flea Honora Review: Chili Peppers bassist makes a surprisingly great a pivot into jazz Original

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By John Mulvey 
| MOJO
Red Hot Chili Pepper successfully reinvent himself as a jazz trumpeter, with a little help from Thom Yorke, Nick Cave and Tortoise’s Jeff Parker. Flea - Honora ★★★★ NONESUCH Flea has long been adept at transcending stigmas attached to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and this star-studded assertion of his jazz bona fides has quite the rollcall.
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Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds – Mutiny After Midnight Review: A revolutionary country-funk masterpiece

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By John Mulvey 
| MOJO
Sturgill Simpson supercharges his Johnny Blue Skies alias for disco-flecked call to arms. Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds - Mutiny After Midnight ★★★★★ HIGH TOP MOUNTAIN/ATLANTIC In her Meditations In An Emergency newsletter of February 2, the author Rebecca Solnit outlined an uplifting strategy to counteract the American political moment.
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