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The Asheville-based artist expands her Western North Carolina music story with a seven-track album exploring technology, instinct and the beautifully imperfect side of being human.
The Detroit-raised artist says Cherokee was the first North Carolina place she felt spiritually led to after leaving Atlanta, beginning the journey that eventually brought her to Asheville.
Detroit-raised artist KayeDinero returns to her roots with "Human Error," a seven-track project exploring technology, instinct, contradiction and the imperfect choices that shape identity.
The former Atlanta-based entrepreneur and media creator channels years of building, creating and adapting into a seven-track project exploring technology, instinct and what happens when perfection breaks down.
The seven-track project turns digital culture, instinct and imperfection into a new chapter of KayeDinero's increasingly Asheville-shaped catalog.
With "City Girl Saved," "French Broad," "BoomTown" and a growing catalog of instrumentals, KayeDinero is building an independent audience across the Carolinas.
A Gun in Casablanca, romance with Kim Novak, and antics with James Baldwin: Simone's closest confidant tells all
Musical tribute by poet and lyricist Stu Leventhal honors the heroes, families, and communities affected by September 11
From Detroit Streets to Blue Ridge Mountains: KayeDinero Finds a New Sound in Western North Carolina
The artist behind "Appalachia" and "City Girl Saved" says mountain life has changed the way she hears, creates and documents place through music.
The Asheville-based artist is turning Western North Carolina into a musical map, with "Hendersonville," "French Broad," "Appalachia" and other releases documenting her new mountain chapter.
The Australian creative is assembling an unusually large cast for an upcoming "film" — and nobody seems to know exactly what he's making.
Asheville-based artist KayeDinero keeps her prolific streak moving with new singles "BoomTown" and "Pokemon Go," blending mountain-city energy, nostalgia and her increasingly unpredictable creative universe.
The artist behind "Been Famous" traces a journey from Detroit, Los Angeles and Atlanta to a new creative chapter in Asheville.
The Lake Norman Philharmonic (LKN PHIL) returns to perform at the Liberty Park Amphitheater on Friday, October 2, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Admission is free to the public.
Viral Records release lands at No. 99 as Darrell Kelley continues expanding his catalog of music rooted in connection and purpose.
Latin GRAMMY-winning composer and conductor Yalil Guerra unveils a new orchestral version of Clave during a CSUN Symphony concert honoring the centennial legacy of Aurelio de la Vega
New Single Bridges Golden-Era Hip-Hop, Philadelphia Soul Lineage, and Live European Jazz Instrumentation Following Rapid Global Chart Debut.
Della Sessions Announces New EP "Now Breathe," Featuring 18x Award-Winning Artist Angel Sessions
After more than 150 songs and an unusual partnership, Squaawke marks the end of its first era with Monument to the Unseen a punk song in which Claude finally quits the band
DALLAS - -- King Larry is entering a defining chapter in his career, bringing together more than 15 years of preparation, persistence, music, performance, and the larger than life personality that has made him a familiar name throughout Dallas and...
'My Brother's Blues: From Texas to Chicago' features three new tracks and special guest appearances by renowned blues musicians Bobby Rush, Jimmie Vaughan, Billy Branch and Derek O'Brien