Introducing: Tendaberry.

Atlanta Afro-Punk quartet Tendaberry stops by the studio to talk about their experience as a group forming and beginning to come into their own in the Atlanta music scene. In this pod we talk at length about the Atlanta Indie Rock scene, the AUC (Morehouse, Clark-Atlanta & Spelman) music and arts scene and about what it means to them being Black Post-punk musicians.

Stew: “I credit the people who loved me.”

Rock journalist Kandia Crazy Horse

The Smyrk’s Doron Flake

The Family Stand: Fighting “Incestuous Creativity”

Weekend Preview: Restoration Rocks Festival

Preview: Michaela angela Davis on The Family Stand, “our generation’s great band”

I’ve gotten a lot of calls and e-mails about the upcoming BoldasLIVE event this Sunday, September 16 featuring The Family Stand.  One of the consistent questions is, “What’s an ‘Urbanista’?”  So, rather than try to explain Michaela and all of her fabulousness, I thought I’d let you hear it directly from her. I passed the [...]

BoldasRADIO_#1: Maureen Mahon interview

This is a long overdue interview.  I’ve known Maureen for years and was the first person from the BRC that she interviewed for what would eventually become Right to Rock: The Black Rock Coalition and the Cultural Politics of Race (Duke University Press, 2004).  Of course, once I decided to see how deep the Black [...]