Everyone knows 'Unfinished Sympathy,' but who remembers Shara Nelson co-wrote it? She's not a guest vocal—she's trip-hop's hidden architect. Vol. 5 👇

For Vol. 4 of The Hidden Architects of Music Genre, we’re stepping into the 28,000-watt dome of The Saint to meet the woman they called "The Architect”.

See you in the booth, lofties!

At The Music Loft, we’re diving back into our Hidden Architects series to talk about the woman who turned Bronx block parties into a global powerhouse. Sylvia Robinson wasn't just a witness to hip-hop’s birth; she was its manufacturer.

Mary Lou Williams was a pioneering jazz pianist, composer, arranger, and educator whose career spanned swing, bebop, and beyond. She made profound contributions to jazz, especially as a woman in a male-dominated field, influencing countless musicians through her innovative work.

Sister Rosetta Tharpe was shredding electric guitar in the 1940s—in a church robe—decades before rock and roll had a name. Her epitaph: "She would sing until you cried and then she would sing until you danced for joy." That's exactly what she did. This is pure rock n'roll
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Angus Hervey delivered a TED Talk titled
"The good news you might have missed" last April.

"If we want more people to devote themselves to the task of making progress, then maybe we should be telling more people that it's possible to make progress"

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The genius of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons": the original concept album that transcends time and genre.

Dive into a mesmerizing fusion of classical and rock as Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman takes on Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" in a stunning 2015 production.

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