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2AM Club: Interview with Marc Griffin

September 19, 2011 by Mat Larson

A blend of pop, rock, and hip-hop, 2AM Club’s sound is uniquely relatable to a wide range of audiences. The band, named after the Mill Valley bar of the same name, consists of emcee Tyler Cordy, keyboard player Dave Dalton, drummer Ian O’Neill, bassist Matt Warshauer, and Mill Valley’s own, lead singer Marc Griffin and guitarist Matt Reagan

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September 19, 2011 /Mat Larson
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One Planet Granola: Interview with Sandra Madanat

August 15, 2011 by Mat Larson

Run by mother Rana Madanat and daughter Sandra, Café on the Common, is a quaint bistro filled with homegrown originality.  Famous for their in house made organic granolas, Café on the Common also specializes in serving high quality organic coffee and fresh baked goods.

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August 15, 2011 /Mat Larson
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The Marin Mixtape Vol. 1: “The Spark”

May 05, 2011 by Mat Larson

The Marin Renaissance is a cultural movement that encourages people to actively pursue their dreams. To spark this movement, our website highlights the people in our community doing positive things in their lives and the lives of others.  In an effort to expose the diverse and abundant musical talent in Marin, we set out to create a “Marin Mixtape Series”. We hope that this first mixtape, The Spark,  will provide a platform for the artists featured on the tape to display their talents to the community, and create a local foundation of support for them as they pursue their dreams.

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Local Artist: Lynn Bagley

February 21, 2011 by Mat Larson

Lynn Bagley was born and raised in the rural beach town Bolinas, CA. She developed her passion for photography on a week long trip to Joshua Tree at the age of twelve; mastering the art of pin hole photography while on the trip.

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February 21, 2011 /Mat Larson
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Singing Bear: Interview with the local musician

February 01, 2011 by Mat Larson

A refreshingly true voice emerging from Fairfax, CA, Singing Bear blends laid back melodies with powerful, thought provoking lyrics.  His first solo album, “Gold”, is a perfect mix of dance tracks and folk pop, with lyrics that will inspire listeners to chase their dreams.

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February 01, 2011 /Mat Larson
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Local Artist: Stuart Morgan

January 10, 2011 by Mat Larson

Stuart Morgan is a 21 year old photographer from Mill Valley, CA. He is currently in his final year at The Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, CA, majoring in commercial photography. Stuart cites Atiba Jefferson, Tim Tadder, Todd Glasser, Garth Milan, and his high school photography teacher, Mary Manulkin, as his major photographic influences.

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Local Artist: Casey Lewis

January 03, 2011 by Mat Larson

In a digital era, Casey Lewis prefers an old-school approach to photography. The Bolinas, California native uses a 90’s Rebel film camera, and prefers printing her photos in a traditional dark room.

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January 03, 2011 /Mat Larson
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Amanda Clark: Interview with the songstress

January 03, 2011 by Mat Larson

With a powerfully unique voice full of soul and charisma, Amanda Clark combines the heart of blues and the nostalgia of folk rock with a fresh contemporary twist.

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January 03, 2011 /Mat Larson
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Local Artist: Nan Fader

December 20, 2010 by Mat Larson

Nan Fader, 19, is a local photographer attempting to capture the soul of the Bay Area through her imagery.

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December 20, 2010 /Mat Larson
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Tangled Up in Blue, Bridging The Generational Gap: Interview with Russ and Jesse Mustola

December 06, 2010 by Mat Larson

Consisting of a father son duo, Russ and Jesse Mustola, Tangled Up in Blue is a refreshing throwback to the classic folk rock of the 1960’s and 70’s. Guitarist and singer Russ Mustola has been immersed in music for his entire life, writing original songs since his early teen years. 

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December 06, 2010 /Mat Larson
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