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Four years after he led the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and its brand-new Children’s Chorus through The Way of the Rain – Hope for Earth at the Meyerson, conductor Julien Benichou returns to Dallas for the Texas premiere of the film that preserved that night. In conversation with Paul Salfen, the French-American maestro—recently named a Knight

Photos by Andrew Baca Sombr brought the house down at American Airlines Center last night in Dallas—sold-out arena energy, raw vulnerability, and that unmistakable stage presence. From the heartbreak anthems to the swagger, the 20-year-old New York singer-songwriter owned every moment on his You Are The Reason Tour. Our photographer was there to capture it

MŌRIAH is outside a Franklin coffee shop when the neighbor who taught her Logic Pro walks through the shot — mid-sentence, mid-sermon on Nashville generosity. That is the right temperature for the conversation Paul Salfen came to have. She sings Aaron Burns’s Jimmy out of the theater. “Home to Me,” written with her friend and

Forty years after Magic Touch sat a record 51 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s jazz chart, Stanley Jordan is finally releasing “Flight of the Eagle,” his first original in fourteen years and the second single from Feather in the Wind, is out now on African Rose Records. In this exclusive, Paul Salfen catches him

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Martha Reeves has spent more than six decades defining the sound of American popular music. As the powerhouse voice of Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, she delivered timeless Motown classics—“Dancing in the Street,” “(Love Is Like a) Heat Wave,” “Jimmy Mack,” “Nowhere to Run”—that still fill dance floors and playlists worldwide. A Rock & Roll

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“Sever” is a loud and clear anthem of defiance against the hidden forces that corrupt, consume, and demand surrender." - Zinny Zan After 35 years apart, the original voice and guitar firepower of Shotgun Messiah have quietly reunited — and the result is anything but a trip down memory lane. Zinny Zan and Harry Cody