Host Jill Melancon speaks with Scott Norwood, co-owner of Social Fox Brewing in Norcross, about how a mural inspired their name and what it's been like opening during a pandemic.

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First Draft: Social Fox Brewing

Clarice Jensen, the composer, cellist, and Artistic Director with the Brooklyn-based ACME — that’s the American Contemporary Music Ensemble — has a new cassette release out via Geographic North, titled Drone Studies.

The two pieces that make up this release, titled “The Organ that Made You Bleed” and “One Bee” show off an improvisational and naturally expressive tonal exploration that veers away from the compositional works she’s created with ACME, and via collaborations with artists such as Jóhann Jóhannsson, Max Richter, A Winged Victory for the Sullen, Dustin O’halloran, Stars of the Lid, and more.

Host Chad Radford met up with Jensen and Jonathan Turner at Knoxville, Tennessee’s Big Ears festival in March of 2019, where they discussed these two side-long pieces and their relationship to her body of work.

Photo by Ryuhei Shindo.

Learn more about Clarice Jensen's "Drone Studies" tape at https://claricejensen.bandcamp.com/album/drone-studies

Artist Spotlight: Clarice Jensen on "Drone Studies"

Singer, songwriter, and harp player Nadia Marie stopped by CL's Short Notice Studio to talk to Chad Radford about grappling with amnesia, the six-year gap between recording and releasing her "Weekday Weekend" EP, and everything else she has in store.

Artist Spotlight: Nadia Marie

Singer Tyler-Simone Molton and bass player John Renaud of Lesibu Grand (pronounced Le-SEE-boo Grand )stopped by CL's Short Notice Studio for a conversation with Chad Radford about everything the group has in store. 

Photo courtesy Lesibu Grand.

Artist Spotlight: Tyler-Simone Molton and John Renaud of  Lesibu Grand

Host Chad Radford caught up with representatives from Extinction Rebellion at City Hall. 

Photo by Chad Radford

Chad Chat: Extinction Rebellion

The Seeds of Sound Music and Arts Festival returned for its third year on Sat., Dec. 7, setting up at the Bakery near Adair Park and Oakland City for a one-day affair.

This year’s lineup, boasts performances by a dozen or so acts including Pure Colors, Partials, Regnault Monday, and more. The goal with this year’s festival, as it is every year, is to bridge the city’s creative communities. As such, there will be various styles of music, dance, painting, sculpting, food, comedy, and more to delve into throughout the day.

The festival's co-founders Anthony Prince and Jennifer Edouard stopped by CL's Short Notice Studio to talk to host Chad Radford about how this year's festival is shaping up, and everything they have in store.

Photo by Chad Radford

Chad Chat: Seeds Of Sound Festival

Host Edward McNally speaks to 7 Stages Theater Artistic Director Heidi Howard and Sky Creature founder Marium Khalid about the secrets of the newest version of "CURIOUS HOLIDAY ENCOUNTERS". Poets, actors, dancers, enchanted Celtic spirits, the L5P Rockastra and Krampus himself weave spells, confront taboos, play hife & seek and raise a ruckus in a mind-bending immersive theatrical labyrinth moving in and out of every corner of an historic L5P theater.    

Photo Credit: Theatre du Reve

Scenes & Motions: Curious Holiday Encounters at 7 Stages (Dec. 5-8)

Jeff Calder of the Swimming Pool Q's and Lisa King of the Hot Place stopped by CL's Short Notice Studio to talk to host Chad Radford about their history with the Atlanta music scene, and what they have in store for the coming year.

Photo by Chad Radford

Artist Spotlight: Jeff Calder of the Swimming Pool Q's and Lisa King of the Hot Place

"The Gun Show" by Elizabeth Dinkova is an unnerving look at American culture through the buying and selling of firearms. Two outsiders from Atlanta journey to one of the South’s largest gun shows. There, they encounter a spectrum of beliefs and stories that make up America’s obsession with guns. In this participatory theater experience, audience members will encounter a curated presentation of views on gun legislation, and attempt to find common ground and solutions to a national crisis. 

Elizabeth Dinkova is an itinerant director, writer, and creator originally from Sandanski, Bulgaria, and a graduate of the MFA Directing program at the Yale School of Drama.

Scenes & Motions: "The Gun Show" by E. Dinkova & Co.

CL Recommends: Weekend Roundup 2/19 — 2/22

Hosts Chad Radford and Jacob Chisenhall discuss the season finale of PICARD.

Artist Spotlight: Clarice Jensen on "Drone Studies"

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