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In this episode, Ricole Barnes and I had the pleasure of interviewing Roy Ghim, a film and music columnist who has long been an active member of the Frederick arts scene. Throughout his career as a freelance writer, Roy has contributed to notable publications such as The Frederick News-Post and The New York Times. In his free time, he enjoys coaching soccer and curates an online publication called Western Machines.
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In this episode, Ricole Barnes and I had the pleasure of interviewing Roy Ghim, a film and music columnist who has long been an active member of the Frederick arts scene. Throughout his career as a freelance writer, Roy has contributed to notable publications such as The Frederick News-Post and The New York Times. In his free time, he enjoys coaching soccer and curates an online publication called Western Machines.
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In this episode, we sit down with Bill Lord, founder, executive director, and president of the Global Z Recording Project. Bill holds a doctorate in adult education, training and development, and international communications, along with a master’s degree in educational media, media production, and distance learning. Through his nonprofit, Bill is breaking down barriers in long-distance collaboration and education—bringing people together from around the world through creative, community-driven projects. We dive into his inspiring journey, the mission behind Global Z, and his upcoming event, Carroll Creek Unplugged—a dynamic evening featuring an open mic and a house band performing twelve songs live at the Carroll Creek Amphitheater on May 25th at 7 PM. Don’t miss this chance to experience music, community, and connection—come join the festivities!…
In this episode, AJ Naylor—better known as Sounds by Fred—reflects on his legendary Bang Bang parties and the cultural waves he curated that reshaped the Frederick music scene. He takes us on a journey from his early years as a crate-carrying DJ to becoming the creative force behind his fashion label, Made by Fred. Influenced by the local community, Yo! MTV Raps , skate shops, and more, AJ reflects on his relentless drive for self-expression and opens up about building a brand with no business plan—just pure artistry.…
In this episode, Ricole Barnes and I had the pleasure of interviewing Roy Ghim, a film and music columnist who has long been an active member of the Frederick arts scene. Throughout his career as a freelance writer, Roy has contributed to notable publications such as The Frederick News-Post and The New York Times . In his free time, he enjoys coaching soccer and curates an online publication called Western Machines .…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedDaryl Campbell, or Daryltron, began his artistic journey as an obscure hip-hop artist. After experiencing a series of transformative life events, he decided to chase his long-held dream of becoming a multi-faceted creator. Drawing inspiration from iconic musicians like Beck, Parliament-Funkadelic, and Prince, Daryltron boldly expanded his creative pursuits. Although leaving behind his previous lifestyle was challenging, Daryltron initially faced difficulties finding his place in the music world. However, the pandemic became a pivotal period for introspection and artistic growth. This renewed dedication led to the release of his first official video, which quickly amassed thousands of views, and the production of three upcoming albums. With his passion and unwavering focus, Daryltron is establishing himself as a dynamic, visionary force in the music industry.…
The Steampunk Soiree at the Frederick Book Arts Center was an event hosted by Braindead Live this past October. I had the opportunity to attend and interview six key people behind the event's success: Dylan Zingg and Tony Gianni from Braindead Live, Coordinator Eric Groff, Photographer Matthew Mason, DJ Marisa Hyphae Hongos, and Mixologist Landon Harwell. Enjoy this exclusive insight into what it takes to host a local event in Frederick.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedPart 2 of the OneFrederick Collaborative round table interview discussion series with guest speaker Juanita Hardy, a consultant for creative place-making.
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe OneFrederick Collaborative is excited to share the powerful insight and encouragement of Juanita Hardy, a consultant for creative place-making. We hope her affirmation and her challenge will fire us up to collaborate and develop creative places in our own community.
Joey Two Geez is multi instrumentalist, DJ, artist, producer, live sound engineer, and event coordinator located in Frederick MD. He is the current owner of Sketchy Shed, a DIY arts venue which operates out of a secret location in the Frederick area. As a punk himself, Joey puts his all into making the Sketchy Shed a welcoming place for creative thinkers and like minded artists to be loud and express themselves to their fullest.…
Cynthia Scott, owner of Gaslight Gallery in Frederick has created an art installation and exhibition called The Oracle at the Y Arts Center. It features a geodesic dome. Based on concepts by Buckmister Fuller, it's a structure made of triangles that mimics sacred geometry. This dome has its own energetic qualities and vibrates with cosmic energy to unveil secret truths. On Friday evenings through the month of October Cynthia will be available to give free Tarot card readings with her original deck inside the Oracle Dome. This is not something you want to miss! We also interviewed Cynthia about her past work and experience opening an art called in downtown Frederick.…
Ricole Barnes is the Y Arts Center Site Director at the YMCA of Frederick County, Maryland, where he has been actively involved for over 20 years. A prominent figure in the local arts community, Ricole is also a hip-hop artist who performs as the frontman of the rock band daMOOD and co-founded the trip-hop duo Bikes. In 2003, Ricole began working for the YMCA’s Before and After-School program to support his music production and studio time. His extensive experience in youth mentorship, coupled with his deep ties to the local arts scene, makes him an ideal fit for his current role. Ricole is dedicated to building strong relationships with young people, offering them inspiration and guidance through the arts. As a key figure in Frederick’s arts community, Ricole has touched many lives with his passion for music and his unwavering commitment to mentorship.…
George Koch began his journey in biology but soon discovered a deep passion for the visual arts, which led him to pursue degrees in both ceramics and design. Building on this artistic foundation, Koch established A. Salon, Ltd., an artist service organization that started as a collective of seven artists. Under his leadership, A. Salon revitalized unused spaces, transforming a vacant elementary school in Georgetown and a printing plant into vibrant arts centers. One of these, the Takoma Metro Arts Center, remains active today as the DC Arts Center. Beyond his work with A. Salon, Koch also founded Artomatic, a creative space providing artists with a platform to exhibit their work. His commitment to fostering creativity and innovation is further highlighted by his TED Talk, where he discussed his pivotal role in developing The Center for The Creative Economy.…
Joe Keyes has been immersed in the music scene since his middle school days as a DJ. It wasn't until 2009, approaching his 50s, that Keyes discovered his true calling with his band, Joe Keyes & The Late Bloomer Band. The group's distinctive vibe and sound have been tuned through years of theatrical, improvisational performances featuring extended solos and captivating vocal monologues. Drawing inspiration from music legends like Miles Davis, Gil Scott-Heron, Sun Ra, and early Parliament-Funkadelic, Keyes orchestrates the band's performances. Commanding the horns to navigating epic crescendos and delicate melodies, Keyes showcases his musical prowess and creative direction.…
Dylan Zingg wears many hats as an artist, DJ, event planner, and landscape architect. Since moving to Frederick, he has integrated himself into the vibrant local art and music community. Notably, Dylan has partnered with Braindead, a collective dedicated to curating, promoting, and executing community art and music events that uplift and enhance the creative landscape. They aim to revitalize spaces and empower musicians, artists, and the cultural fabric of Frederick.…
East River Band is composed of Joel Cymerman, Blake Thatcher, Corwin Leber, and Sebastian Melendez bringing the public a multifaceted, traveling jam band. Started back in 2021, they've grown into this 4 man crew all about connecting through their music. We dive deep into their journey—how they hustle for gigs, make up their tunes, and bring down the house when they perform. Check out their stuff and peep their upcoming shows on EastRiverBand.com…
From being part of Bad Seed Rising-the youngest band signed to Roadrunner Records, toured throughout the U.S.A, and featured in a major film, Francheska Pastor has accomplished plenty so far in her lifetime. Pastor is a musician and photographer born in the Philippines, raised in Frederick, Maryland. Starting at age 10, they began to learn guitar. As the hobby turned into a serious passion at 12 years old, they began attending Let There Be Rock School of Frederick and with some time and practice transitioned into being a young professional musician. As she moved forward from Bad Seed Rising, her 16 years of undying love for music is now continued on as a teacher at the Rock School. They love to see the light of their students’ shine while still keeping up with her own musical and photography projects. You can find them and their next steps on Instagram @FrancheskaPastor and @DigiCamFran.…
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