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  • Tribute to Ustad Vilayat Khan: Hidayat Khan (Sitar) & Jay Gandhi (Flute)

    ICMCA presents a heartfelt memorial concert celebrating the divine musical legacy of the legendary sitar maestro Ustad Vilayat Khan. This special event features his son, Hidayat Khan, on the Sitar, alongside Jay Gandhi (a disciple of Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia) on the Bansuri (bamboo flute). They will be accompanied by the masterful rhythms of Gourisankar on the Tabla.
    Sat. Sept. 14, 5pm  
    Unity Church of the Hills
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    Been There 2 w/ the Pharcyde & Brownout, HeartByrne ft. Carrie Fussell, Nikki Glaspie & the Homies, Croy & the Boys, Purple Bee All Stars, Como Las Movies, College of Hip Hop Knowledge, Toof Family Band

    In 2021, Been There launched as a private party among supporters and residents of the Esperanza Community, a complex of emergency housing located off Highway 183 South. This year’s fest welcomes the public to The Other Ones Foundation’s innovative complex, which has since upgraded from tents to climate-controlled mini shelters. Alongside former Beyoncé drummer Nikki Glaspie & the Homies, Talking Heads tributers HeartByrne, Como Las Movies, and Croy & the Boys, the noon-to-10pm lineup centers a team-up between homegrown Latin-funk sustainers Brownout and unsung Los Angeles alt-hip-hop pioneers the Pharcyde, who provided an early launching pad for J Dilla’s beats. Founding members Slimkid3, Fatlip, and Imani will perform. Aaron Brown of organizing Onion Creek Productions made the connection, having already linked Brownout and Grupo Fantasma’s shared members with the likes of Bernie Worrell, Chali 2na, and Gene Ween for past UtopiaFest collabs. Grupo/Brownout guitarist Beto Martinez emails: “[Aaron] pitched the Pharcyde collab to us, he worked with [Slimkid3] on a song for his recent film, Home Free. We all got on a call a couple months ago and after some introductions and discussion, we decided this would be a fun undertaking and we set to work on the music.” Brownout vocalist Alex Marrero adds: “It is always a great deal of fun & an honor to collaborate with legends from different genres … We always grow as a band when we do things like this. It’s special.” Find $50 tickets at toofound.org.
    Sat., Nov. 11, 1pm 
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    Street Forum Mutual Aid benefit event w/ Holy Wire, Heavytrip, Daydream Twins, Brides, EXOTIC FRUITICA, Joey Tea, A Small Rock at the Speed of Sound, Dmitri

    Happen Twice and Brendan Tyler of Brides put together an event with all proceeds going to local charity Street Forum Mutual Aid. Bands set to play include Daydream Twins, EXOTIC FRUITICA, and Oklahoma rockers Heavytrip.
    Sat., Nov. 11
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    Jonny Jukebox, Thelonious Love, Moody Bank$

    Emcee Thelonious Love wields a fresh pulse with the unveiling of third LP Love Me Naught. Rumbling baritone verses map the artist’s life story, dissing opposers on standout “Petty” and reciting gratitudes on lo-fi closer “Supper.” Exuding Y2K nostalgia and effortless bravado, Austin R&B/hip-hop artisan Jonny Jukebox brought video games to life before The Super Mario Bros. Movie or Five Nights at Freddy’s with 2016’s Adonis XIV – layering 8-bit jingles over jumping 808s and introspective storylines. Follow-up U > EVERYTHING ELSE solidified with features from Pleasure Venom and Magna Carda.
    Sat., Nov. 11, 10pm 
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