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Small businesses throughout Berkeley are relying on donations and grants to stay afloat amid the shelter-in-place order due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Although facing tough times, many are engaging in innovative means to support themselves, their employees and the community.
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Joyce Manor began with a bang, playing some of the band’s most popular songs, such as “Heart Tattoo” and “Falling in Love Again.”
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Each record by Turnover has a unique tone from the one before, and when performed live, the difference is even more apparent in pacing and lyrics.
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Despite being in the middle of singing her songs, Kennedi interjected with comments about the audience.
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Throughout the show, it became clear that one does not go to a Devendra Banhart show just for his music, but also for his personality.
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The festival spoke to SWMRS’ commitment to stubborn joy.
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Each of the band’s songs was imbued with such personal emotion and story, unfolding like a journal entry.
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It sounds trite, but oftentimes getting outside and moving around a bit can do a world of good for your physical and mental well-being — it’s a wonderful and wholesome way to recharge without breaking the bank.
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Chandler Jones, a third-year Cal student who goes by the stage name Roderick Jaynes, performs his original song ‘Morning’. Special thanks to the UC Theatre for sharing their space with us!
DPR Live’s set was an impressively streamlined exercise in formulaic, feel-good indie rap. Certainly, his rhythm was tremendous and his lyricism endless. And the artist and his crew were thoroughly committed to the “live” aspect of the “Coming to You Live” tour.
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