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12/18/24
Happy holidays, ya’ll, and welcome to the final WAMM in Rotation of the year. We’ve been really feeling the spirit of giving over here, so we’re bringing you double our normal offering this month with 10 excellent Memphis holiday songs. From newly released tracks to tried-and-true favorites, here are some local songs that are sure…
11/11/24
By Ezra Wheeler For nearly a decade, IMAKEMADBEATS and the Unapologetic collective that he founded have been at the cutting-edge of music, reimagining what it means to be part of the Memphis music scene. However, as he has helped lead his company to newfound heights of public recognition, including high-profile collaborations with the Memphis Grizzlies…
10/18/24
By Ezra Wheeler Memphis music is truly unstoppable, constantly evolving and shaping the soundscape with its rich history and innovative artists. Every month brings fresh talent and exciting new releases, making it clear that the city’s musical legacy is as strong as ever. October has been no exception, with an impressive lineup of projects that…
10/14/24
Halloween is just around the corner, which means it’s time to drop our annual Memphis Halloween Playlist. From newly released tracks to timeless classics, here are some of our favorite local tunes to get you into the spooky season spirit!
07/21/26
Skating in Memphis is not one thing. It is a Wednesday adult night on a freshly resurfaced floor, a free session on the bluff with the sun going down behind Arkansas, ten miles of paved greenline, and a small group of people who have spent years teaching this city how to move on eight wheels.…
07/21/26
Memphis does not really do curated-and-precious vintage. What it does is volume, history, and a genuine chance of finding something nobody else has. A 40-year-old department store of a shop on Central. A multi-dealer maze on Summer. A flea market that takes over Liberty Park for a weekend and then vanishes. Here is how the…
07/21/26
There is a version of buying flowers that is purely transactional. You need a bouquet, you get a bouquet, the day moves on. And then there is the version Memphis has quietly built, where the flowers come off a plot nine blocks from where you are standing, or you cut them yourself in a field…
07/01/26
There’s a version of pop that sounds like a mood board and a version that sounds like a mission statement. Demi Lowrell writes the second kind. The Memphis singer and songwriter has spent years building a sound around confidence and femininity, and now she’s about to carry that sound onto a regional stage. Music Export…
07/01/26
Some musicians chase a scene. Keer is helping build one. The local indie rock artist has spent the last two years turning a background vocalist spot into a full career, and this summer that career hits the road. Keer is part of Music Export Memphis‘s 2026 Ambassador Access cohort, joining fellow Memphis artists on a…
06/18/26
There’s a certain kind of artist who doesn’t just represent their city. They carry it. Dee Goat, the North Memphis rapper, producer, and all-around creative, is that kind of artist. And right now, he’s about to prove it on the road. Music Export Memphis selected Dee Goat to represent the city on its upcoming regional…
06/13/26
Looking for Juneteenth events in Memphis? Discover celebrations happening across the city, including community festivals, live music, cultural programming, family activities, and special events commemorating Juneteenth and the legacy of freedom.
06/11/26
Ninety years after the Works Progress Administration poured its concrete in 1936, the Overton Park Shell remains one of the only active Depression-era bandshells in the country. This fall, Memphis’ backyard music venue celebrates that milestone the only way it knows how: by throwing open the lawn for free. From September 4 through October 11,…
06/11/26
The first museum exhibition of David Uzochukwu’s career is not opening in Berlin, London, or New York. It is opening in Memphis, and that matters. David Uzochukwu: Bodies of Water runs June 10 through September 27, 2026, at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, marking the debut solo museum show for the Austrian-Nigerian photographer and filmmaker. At…
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