Fifth Harmony’s Dinah Jane Chats With Provo Music Magazine
In a conversation with Provo Music Magazine, Dinah Jane discussed a bold step in her evolution as a solo artist. After her time in the global sensation Fifth Harmony, the Polynesian pop star is embracing her individuality, crafting a sound that reflects her roots, voice, and inner power. Her journey to this point has been […]
The Art City Concert Band brings holiday cheer
Daxson Hale is a little nervous. He’s the founding member and current president of the Art City Concert Band, which has been getting ready for a Christmas concert at the Springville Library. It’s not stage fright; he’s done enough shows to not have to worry about that, but it’s the performance itself. It’s the preparation—or the […]
Local group hopes to spread ‘Joyful’ voices to those who need it
If you’ve ever eaten at Magleby’s on Main Street in Springville, you may have met Darrell Braham. He’s a friendly, charismatic fellow, but even upon meeting him, you might be surprised to learn his story. Braham has a long history with music, having been involved with the industry for 50 years, and now he’s quietly […]
From Provo With Love: ‘Yo Gabba GabbaLand!’ is a Treat
Back in 2007, Nickelodeon’s Nick Jr. introduced us all to the vibrant, surreal world of Yo Gabba Gabba! Fronted by the orange tracksuit-wearing DJ Lance Rock (played by Lance Robertson), the show featured the quirky monsters Muno, Foofa, Brobee, Todee, and a robot named Plex. Yo Gabba Gabba! was notable for not just educating children, […]
Utah Music Teachers Association extends an invitation to local music teachers
The Utah Music Teachers Association (UMTA) Nebo Chapter is holding a meeting at 10:30 a.m. on September 12 at Boothe Music at 135 N. Main Street in Spanish Fork, and would like to extend an invitation to local music teachers to join. Nationally Certified Teacher of Music, Julie Dockter, will discuss giving students a routine […]
Famed Composer John Williams Supports Abravanel Hall
Legendary composer and conductor, John Williams has stepped forward in support of preserving Abravanel Hall, home of the Utah Symphony in Salt Lake City. Williams is best known for composing the iconic film scores for “Star Wars,” “Jaws,” “Home Alone,” “Indiana Jones,” “Harry Potter,” and more. The acclaimed composer penned a heartfelt letter emphasizing the […]
75 Years of Music – The Musettes Ladies Chorus
Under the direction of Alberta Hoover and with Leah Huff as President, The Musettes Ladies Chorus was formed in December of 1949 with a commitment to excellence and camaraderie born from a shared desire to form a performing group that would enrich the community. They quickly became involved in community events, joining the National Federation […]
Question and Answer with local band ‘Lemonfern’
With their first single released this past January, and their first show in May at the Velour—Provo’s largest and best independent music venue—Lemonfern is on the up-and-up. The quartet, led by frontwoman Aislyn Ercanbrack on vocals and guitar, includes percussionist Murray Adamson, and brother-sister duo Trey and Mazzy Barker on guitar and bass, respectively. This […]
Springville’s Little Moon Signs with Joyful Noise Recordings
Joyful Noise Recordings has announced that they have signed a record deal with Springville’s own Little Moon. Little Moon won National Public Radio’s (NPR) Tiny Desk Contest last year for their song “Wonder Eye.” When asked for comment on the signing, lead singer Emma Hardyman called the entire process of signing to a record label […]
James The Mormon Stages a Comeback
James Curran – better known by his stage names James The Mormon and JTM – was one of the most prominent faces of Utah music last decade. His reach beyond the state was massive, thanks in large part to smart social media plays, inventive collaborations, and great timing. For example, James pushed Facebook video hard […]