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Mika Newton: Blessings of the Hard Life
The road to stardom leads to Los Angeles, which is why singer Mika Newton commutes back and forth from the Ukraine.
Mickey Weems is currently finishing his PhD dissertation on the circuit at Ohio State. He and his husband are coordinators for Qualia, a conference/festival dedicated to gay folklife. He may be reached at mickeyweems@yahoo.com.
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WMC 2013, Day 5: Ubuntu and the Chosen Few
It was my last day covering the Winter Music Conference, so I decided to go to Johannesburg and Chicago.
WMC 2013, Day 4: Mikki Afflick, Patrick Bo and Lisa Shaw
Shore Club, Jazid, Chalk: three different venues with three very different looks. The unifying factor is that all of them had fine music.
WMC 2013, Day 4: Nile Rodgers
Nile Rodgers was featured in one of the closing panels for the Winter Music Conference. And what a panel it was.
WMC 2013, Day 4: Are You Afro? and Soulistic
I will wear my Are You Afro? shirt wherever and whenever I please. Anyone, regardless of race, who finds it inappropriate will not elicit shame or resentment from me, only pity because their discomfort with me is a sure symptom of the zombie virus.
WMC 2013, Day 3: IDMA and Joi Cardwell FTW
Like WMC 2013, IDMA 2013 is a milestone year for the Gay community. One of the winners is an LGBT icon.
WMC, Day 2: Gay Music Community Comes Out
"Living for This: LGBT Artists in EDM" made history as the first Gay-themed panel in the history of the Winter Music Conference (WMC) .
WMC 2013, Day 1: Gimm+Icky, Kerli, Parralox, and HTC Overdose
Watch out for unknown DJs with milk jugs full of liquor.
Living for This! WMC 2013 Recognizes the LGBT Community
The Winter Music Conference (WMC) is THE annual gathering of musicians, DJs, producers and music labels involved in electronic dance music. They’ve always supported Gay people. But for the first time, WMC 2013 is openly recognizing the LGBT community.
WMC 2013: Advice from the Beachmonkey
WMC is more than just an insanely good time with corresponding loss of revenue. It is the chance to make connections that could pay off down the road.
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