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Los Angeles New Year’s Flood: In Song and Video
Los Angeles New Year’s Flood: In Song and Video By Darryl Holter | April 2019 On New Year’s Day in 1934 a powerful rainstorm turned the Los Angeles River into a raging torrent of water boulders that destroyed bridges, roads, and homes. The bodies of more than 40 ... [Read More]
Julia Holter’s New Video: Les Jeux to You
Here is a new video of Julia's song, Les Jeux to You, from her new album, Aviary. She has completed her European and Asian tour and begins her U.S. and Canadian tour soon. She will perform in Los Angeles on March 9th at the Lodge Room Highland Park. - DH ... [Read More]
5th and Broadway
5th and Broadway By Darryl Holter | December 2018 In the fall of 1997, while walking around the nascent Art District of LA, I met an artist named John Kilduff. He did his painting in the open air, setting up his easel on sidewalks and alleys in Downtown Los Angeles ... [Read More]
The Streets of Los Angeles
Video Showcase on "The Streets of Los Angeles: a Brief Look at the People Behind the Street Names" by Elisabeth L. Uyeda | December 2018 Pio de Jesus Pico is today remembered as the last governor of Alta California, during the time when the region was a part of ... [Read More]
Roots & Branches Album Review by Goldmine Magazine
Darryl Holter, Roots & Branches Album Review by Goldmine Magazine by Mike Greenblatt | November 2018 The Roots & Branches (213 Music) of singer/songwriter/author Darryl Holter go deep, so deep, in fact, he needed two bands to flesh out his vision. The first is a rustic acoustic “Roots” band which ... [Read More]
Leonard Cohen: Art Exhibit with Julia Holter
Leonard Cohen: A Crack in Everything The world-renowned novelist, poet and singer/songwriter inspired generations of writers, musicians and artists. For decades, Leonard Cohen tenaciously supplied the world with melancholy but urgent observations on the state of the human heart. Situated between monograph and devotional exercise, this visually striking publication documents ... [Read More]
New music from Julia Holter
When I opened the Los Angeles Times on Sunday morning I was pleasantly surprised to see this review of the first track of Julia's new album, "Aviary", which will be released in a few weeks. I think Randall really nails it when he describes how the song begins, grows in ... [Read More]
Roots & Branches Album Review by Country Music People
Darryl Holter, Roots & Branches Album Review by Country Music People Magazine by Paul Riley
Roots & Branches Album Review by Chalked Up Country
Darryl Holter, Roots & Branches Album Review by Chalked Up Country by Nolan Conghaile | August 22, 2018 Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter and activist Darryl Holter is all about relationships, both today and in the 60s. As the Vietnam war escalated, Holter was attending the University of Minnesota, he became involved ... [Read More]
Great time at “Roots & Branches” Release Party
We had a great time the Roots & Branches album release party & show last Friday. About 100+ people came. Julia handled the keyboard and back-up vocals. We did seven songs from the new album and Julia sang vocals on "My Flowers Grow Green" from the Radio Songs album. At the end I ... [Read More]
Darryl’s new album “Roots & Branches” is available now!
Darryl's new album "Roots & Branches" feat. Shayna Steele, Joe Henry, Julia Holter, Becca Stevens, Chris Morrissey and Anais Mitchell and produced by Ben Wendel is available now! Stream or purchase today! Purchase & listen today! Bandcamp: Roots & Branches on Bandcamp Spotify: Roots & Branches on Spotify More About ... [Read More]
A Tale of Two States Darryl Holter Book Review
A Tale of Two States Darryl Holter Book Review Darryl Holter Book Review | Los Angeles Review of Books TWO STATES, two directions, two futures. Dan Kaufman, author of The Fall of Wisconsin: The Conservative Conquest of a Progressive Bastion and the Future of American Politics, and Manuel Pastor, author ... [Read More]
Los Angeles New Year’s Flood: In Song and Video
Los Angeles New Year’s Flood: In Song and Video By Darryl Holter | April 2019 On New Year’s Day in 1934 a powerful rainstorm turned the Los Angeles River into a raging torrent of water boulders that destroyed bridges, roads, and homes. The bodies of more than 40 ... [Read More]
Julia Holter’s New Video: Les Jeux to You
Here is a new video of Julia's song, Les Jeux to You, from her new album, Aviary. She has completed her European and Asian tour and begins her U.S. and Canadian tour soon. She will perform in Los Angeles on March 9th at the Lodge Room Highland Park. - DH ... [Read More]
5th and Broadway
5th and Broadway By Darryl Holter | December 2018 In the fall of 1997, while walking around the nascent Art District of LA, I met an artist named John Kilduff. He did his painting in the open air, setting up his easel on sidewalks and alleys in Downtown Los Angeles ... [Read More]
The Streets of Los Angeles
Video Showcase on "The Streets of Los Angeles: a Brief Look at the People Behind the Street Names" by Elisabeth L. Uyeda | December 2018 Pio de Jesus Pico is today remembered as the last governor of Alta California, during the time when the region was a part of ... [Read More]
Roots & Branches Album Review by Goldmine Magazine
Darryl Holter, Roots & Branches Album Review by Goldmine Magazine by Mike Greenblatt | November 2018 The Roots & Branches (213 Music) of singer/songwriter/author Darryl Holter go deep, so deep, in fact, he needed two bands to flesh out his vision. The first is a rustic acoustic “Roots” band which ... [Read More]
Leonard Cohen: Art Exhibit with Julia Holter
Leonard Cohen: A Crack in Everything The world-renowned novelist, poet and singer/songwriter inspired generations of writers, musicians and artists. For decades, Leonard Cohen tenaciously supplied the world with melancholy but urgent observations on the state of the human heart. Situated between monograph and devotional exercise, this visually striking publication documents ... [Read More]
New music from Julia Holter
When I opened the Los Angeles Times on Sunday morning I was pleasantly surprised to see this review of the first track of Julia's new album, "Aviary", which will be released in a few weeks. I think Randall really nails it when he describes how the song begins, grows in ... [Read More]
Roots & Branches Album Review by Country Music People
Darryl Holter, Roots & Branches Album Review by Country Music People Magazine by Paul Riley
Roots & Branches Album Review by Chalked Up Country
Darryl Holter, Roots & Branches Album Review by Chalked Up Country by Nolan Conghaile | August 22, 2018 Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter and activist Darryl Holter is all about relationships, both today and in the 60s. As the Vietnam war escalated, Holter was attending the University of Minnesota, he became involved ... [Read More]
Great time at “Roots & Branches” Release Party
We had a great time the Roots & Branches album release party & show last Friday. About 100+ people came. Julia handled the keyboard and back-up vocals. We did seven songs from the new album and Julia sang vocals on "My Flowers Grow Green" from the Radio Songs album. At the end I ... [Read More]
Darryl’s new album “Roots & Branches” is available now!
Darryl's new album "Roots & Branches" feat. Shayna Steele, Joe Henry, Julia Holter, Becca Stevens, Chris Morrissey and Anais Mitchell and produced by Ben Wendel is available now! Stream or purchase today! Purchase & listen today! Bandcamp: Roots & Branches on Bandcamp Spotify: Roots & Branches on Spotify More About ... [Read More]
A Tale of Two States Darryl Holter Book Review
A Tale of Two States Darryl Holter Book Review Darryl Holter Book Review | Los Angeles Review of Books TWO STATES, two directions, two futures. Dan Kaufman, author of The Fall of Wisconsin: The Conservative Conquest of a Progressive Bastion and the Future of American Politics, and Manuel Pastor, author ... [Read More]
Darryl Holter grew up playing the guitar and singing country and rock and roll songs in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His current brand of Americana music draws from country, blues and folk traditions and often tells stories about people, places and events.