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- New $1.29 iTunes tracks provide an opening for competition
- Coachella preview: Busy P
- Mideast Rock Blends Traditional Modern Music
New $1.29 iTunes tracks provide an opening for competition
Ars Technica
29 iTunes tracks provide an opening for competition – Ars Technica. However not every song that was sold with DRM is available on the store anymore for an iTunes Plus upgrade and we weren’t able to find any music that fell into Apple’s lowest-end pricing tier.
Coachella preview: Busy P
Los Angeles Times
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Mideast Rock Blends Traditional Modern Music
Voice of America
n stage warming up with the group was a longhaired American musician and Mideast scholar Mark LeVine. LeVine teaches Middle East history at the University of California Irvine and is the author of a book called Heavy Metal Islam. It looks at the rock heavy metal hip hop and punk music scenes in the Muslim world. He says he is impressed with their sound and creative energy. “They’ll bring in hard rock metal then bring in a darbouka a Middle Eastern hand drum [and] an oud [a stringed instrument].
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