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Discover the Jamaican Dancehall Scene on Your Next Trip

When it comes to describing the beautiful Caribbean nation of Jamaica, the majority of people will bypass the fact that it’s a tropical paradise with lush forest and amazing beaches and instead go straight to talking about the music. Of course, in a country as culturally famous of Jamaica, responsible for introducing the world to […]

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Kick-Ass African Festivals: Jahazi Jazz and Literary Festival

Jazz lovers might just have a new hot spot to visit on a festival tour. Far from the booze-infused jazz festivities of the American south, Zanzibar’s Jahazi Jazz and Literary festival just completed its second year and, in spite of a few hiccups, is on its way to becoming a jazz institution in the region. […]

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Kick-Ass Canadian Festivals: Folk on the Rocks

Cold climates can make people do strange things. In northern Canada, where people are cooped up inside the majority of the year, seeing little sunlight and a lot of snow, the arrival of summer heralds a burst of frenetic folly that all comes to a head the third weekend of every July. Folk on the […]

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The World’s Best Jazz Clubs

Any time, any season… Jazz music’s soothing ambiance warms the soul and relaxes the spirit, no matter what music genre you dig. This is why for all this time, jazz bars are still frequented by many, no matter what age. All over the world, Jazz is a musical genre that still pulls in the crowds. […]

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Rock N’Roll Travel: Best Australian Music Festivals

If you’re traveling over to Australia this winter you’ll be happy to hear that, due to something they call the southern hemisphere, you’ll soon be basked in a sunny glow of music festivals and ridiculous sun hats. For your convenience, we here at Groovetraveler have compiled a list of the best Australian music festivals to […]

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The Playlist: Top 10 Songs to Play on an African Safari

So now you’ve seen the Lion King in 3D and you want to go to Africa. OK, maybe that’s just me but I’m sure pretty much everyone wants to go to the big-A for some reason or another, be it for a Safari through the Serengeti, a bit of lazy beach lounging in Cape Town […]

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10 of The Best Bands from Boston

Rock music and Boston are as tightly intertwined as the strings on a well-tuned guitar. The city, steeped in rich history and cultural diversity, has fostered some of the most influential rock bands in the music industry. From the raucous vibes of Aerosmith and the soul-stirring melodies of Boston, to the avant-garde genius of the […]

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What to Know About Mp3 Juice Download Music

Welcome to the world of music streaming and downloads, where platforms like mp3 Juice take center stage. Mp3 Juice revolutionizes the way we access, stream, and download music, creating a seamless experience for all music enthusiasts. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into everything you need to know about Mp3 Juice and how to maximize […]

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Bands from Philadelphia

Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love, has been an influential hub for music for decades, producing some of the most iconic and famous bands that have shaped the global music landscape. From rock to punk, the bands from Philadelphia have left an indelible mark on the industry, offering a unique blend of authenticity, talent, and […]

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Music Engineering At Shambhala Music Festival

Held every August on a large farm acreage just outside the small locale of Salmo, British Columbia in the heart of Canadian wilderness is an annual phenomenon, both from an artistic and music perspective. Shambhala originally found its inspiration in its larger American counterpart, Burning Man, which is a massive communal event emphasizing community, self-expression, […]

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