Brian Lopez — Musician

May 11, 2021 00:34:27
Brian Lopez — Musician
Artistories
Brian Lopez — Musician

May 11 2021 | 00:34:27

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Show Notes

Photo by Julius Schlosburg Brian Lopez with a lamp behind himPhoto by Julius Schlosburg Black and white headshot of Brian LopezPhoto by Puspa Lohmeyer

 

In this episode of Artistories, we hear from musician Brian Lopez. We talk about his band XIXA‘s sold-out album release party (for Genesis) coming up on May 30 and the new date recently opened; Sat. May 29. We talk about what the show means to the band and to the fans. Brian tells us about XIXA’s Latin roots, and how they moved from psychedelic cumbia covers to original desert rock. Brian also talks about the long-standing musical connection between Nantes, France and Tucson. We discuss the COVID era and how it has impacted him and his newest solo album. Lastly, you’ll hear about an artistic “unroot”–how his childhood focus was largely basketball.

For all this and more, listen to the full-length podcast by clicking above. Listen to the mini program by clicking below!

Music:

Osiris by XIXA

Monjuic by Brian Lopez

El Pájaro y el Ciervo by Brian Lopez

Sonoran Strange by Brian Lopez

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