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Bringing Sexy Back: Ciara Breathes New Life into R&B

GMM’s DeMarco Williams talks to Atlanta singer Ciara about her upcoming fifth album, her career so far and what he perceives as the wobbly state of R&B music.

Dallas Davidson and the Power of Feel-Good Country

It’s a rare case to make a name for yourself in country music. Of the thousands who sojourn to Nashville with visions of CMT awards dancing in their heads, few achieve even name recognition. Then again, most of those hopefuls aren’t like Dallas Davidson.

‘Day 2′ and Counting

Michelle Malone is a rock ‘n’ roll lifer. Hermetically strung to a guitar that serves as the pacemaker of her tour-stressed heart, the Atlanta-born, self-taught multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter was once described as the imaginary progeny of Keith Richards and Patti Smith were they to spend the night together. From Georgia Music, Fall 2012 issue

If music be the food of love, play on… And possibly vice versa

In the first ever "Food & Music Issue," Georgia Music explores the connections in "Culinary Conversations" with chef/restaurateur Kevin Rathbun and "Big Mike" Geier, Frank Ski and Clay Harper. From Georgia Music, Summer 2012 issue

Athens Musicians Make A Difference

TIn February, amid public controversy surrounding a proposed 8.3 acre mixed-use development in downtown Athens, Patterson Hood, co-founder of the Drive-By Truckers, wrote “After It’s Gone,” a “love song” to the city and its vibrant downtown and recorded it during a 40 Watt gig. From Georgia Music, Spring 2012 issue

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A Custom-Made Life: Guitar Luthier Scott Baxendale Falls Back on a Dream Come True

On a rainy afternoon in Athens, guitar builder Scott Baxendale takes a cursory glance around his small showroom, running his fingers over racks of vintage and custom-made instruments. Read more

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