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Karmin Capitalize with Concert Audiences
Karmin hits the concert stage, earning new fans along the way.
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2 Karmin, Under the Influence
Karmin's covers and original works in many ways underscore their formative musical influences.
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3 Social Networking A La Karmin
Karmin finds favor in social-networking sites, which have become ubiquitous in the music world.
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4 Pop Duo Karmin Poised to Cover New Ground
Karmin has gained a considerable following by covering other artists, but with the release of their debut single, the onus is now on them to deliver in their own right.
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5 Karmin, Online and Rising
With an abundance of outlets available for listeners to discover new music, Karmin sought to capitalize on the internet's potential.
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Introducing Karmin, From YouTube to Your Ears
Karmin comes alive in this new Blogcritics feature, which follows this duo's journey from internet sensations to their recent signing with Epic Records.
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7 Music Review: Drake - Take Care
The rap star expertly side-steps the sophomore jinx
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8 Rap Legend Heavy D Dead at 44
New Jack Swing icon Heavy D has passed away. Many are called, but the chosen are few.
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9 Music Review: Jedi Mind Tricks - Violence Begets Violence
A lack of lyrical creativity begets a tedious record.
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10 Music Review: Sage Francis - "Going Back to Rehab"
Is Sage Francis our generation's Bob Dylan?
blogcritics lists for May 29, 2012
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