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Wieuca reflects on last decade and live hiatus, making singles their focus

December 7, 2022

https://soundcloud.com/julianneakers/wieuca#t=0:00 By Julianne Akers After a decade of making music and playing shows, the Athens and Atlanta based roc... Go on...

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‘A Little Fish in a Big Pond:’ Convict Julie explores personal expression in ‘Exquisite Pain’

March 30, 2022

By Julianne Akers Authenticity, vulnerability, and a raw and real personal experience. Convict Julie, the musical moniker of Athens R&B artist Camilla S... Go on...

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Elijah Johnston – Day Off: Album Review

February 6, 2022

By Elizabeth Kim When I first moved to Athens and learned of Elijah Johnston’s existence, I thought he was just another crooner with a pair of Buddy Holly g... Go on...

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Movers to release sophomore album, ‘Futurist at the End of Time’

February 4, 2022

By Julianne Akers The Athens-based progressive rock quartet, Movers, is set to release their second full-length album, Futurist at the End of Time, on Febru... Go on...

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‘The Jameson on the Rocks Podcast’ highlights the best of the Athens music scene

January 3, 2022

By Julianne Akers Shredding guitar and belting high-energy vocals at venues and parties across town are not the only ways 23-year old Jameson Tankersl... Go on...

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Mary Margaret Cozart finds her ‘own voice’

December 20, 2021

By Julianne Akers In the summer of 2018, Mary Margaret Cozart had just graduated from high school and was preparing to leave her home in Dunwoody, Georgia, ... Go on...

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Local Music Spotlight: Patrick Barry

November 5, 2021

By Julianne Akers In February 2020, then-twenty year old Marietta native Patrick Barry had recently transferred from Valdosta State University to the Univer... Go on...

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The Wednesday Show: Updates on Hurricane Sally, the Black Lives Matter movement in Athens and more

September 16, 2020

Compiled by Sarah Train Jordan started the show with breaking news. Early this morning, Hurricane Sally made landfall near Gulf Shores, Alabama after over 2... Go on...

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Could The Tap Run Dry In Athens?

March 26, 2018

Since 2015, the city of Cape Town, South Africa has been experiencing a drought. Initially brought on by unusually dry winters, Cape Town has been feeling these... Go on...

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WUOG’s Post-Valentine’s Day Dance 2017

March 14, 2017

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Concert Review: JAWNY at The Masquerade

Q&A with Jarrett Dougherty of Screaming Females

Apes of the State Talks Songwriting, Recovery, and the Future of Folk Punk

Wieuca reflects on last decade and live hiatus, making singles their focus

‘A Little Fish in a Big Pond:’ Convict Julie explores personal expression in ‘Exquisite Pain’

Elijah Johnston – Day Off: Album Review

Movers to release sophomore album, ‘Futurist at the End of Time’

‘The Jameson on the Rocks Podcast’ highlights the best of the Athens music scene

Mary Margaret Cozart finds her ‘own voice’

Local Music Spotlight: Patrick Barry

The Wednesday Show: Updates on Hurricane Sally, the Black Lives Matter movement in Athens and more

Could The Tap Run Dry In Athens?

WUOG’s Post-Valentine’s Day Dance 2017