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Explore Charleston music genres with Every Noise at Once
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Every good story needs a soundtrack, and ours is no exception. We could just pick one — but you know we love a deep dive.

Every Noise at Once is Spotify’s algorithmically generated scatter plot of music genres, from “German dark minimal techno” to “neo-trad doom metal” to “classical saxophone quartet,” and literally everything in between.

Here’s where Every Noise sorts some of our favorite local artists, plus national acts from the same genre — perfect for a walk through the Lowcountry.

Darius Rucker | Country road
Spotify recommends:
Susto | South Carolina indie
Spotify recommends:
Band of Horses | Indie rock
Spotify recommends:
Stop Light Observations | Modern alternative rock
Spotify recommends:
Shovels & Rope | Deep new Americana
Spotify recommends:
How did it do? Explore Every Noise yourself and tell us your pick for CHS’s top genres.

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Monday, Feb. 27
  • Latin America: Challenges & Opportunities | Monday, Feb. 27 | 5:15-7 p.m. | Mark Clark Hall, Ave. of Remembrance, Charleston | $30 | The World Affairs Council of Charleston invites you to grab a drink, a snack, and hear distinguished US Ambassador Tony Wayne discuss the US-Latin America relationship.*
Tuesday, Feb. 28
  • Respect the Taco: Free Tacos & Jarritos | Tuesday, Feb. 28 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Hanahan Amphitheater, 3100 Mabeline Rd., North Charleston | Free | Jarritos Mexican soda and El Kiosko Mexicana Cuisine food truck are picking up the tab for Charleston locals.
Wednesday, March 1
  • The Sound of Charleston | Wednesday, March 1 | 7-8:15 p.m. | Circular Congregational Church, 150 Meeting St., Charleston | $26-$28 | Experience the sounds that define Charleston including jazz, gospel, Gershwin, Gullah, spirituals, and Civil War songs.
Thursday, March 2
  • City of Charleston Wine + Food Street Fest | Thursday, March 2 | 6-9 p.m. | King and Ann streets, Charleston | Free to attend | Explore this family-friendly block party spotlighting the local culinary, craft, and small business community featuring food and live music.
Saturday, March 4
  • Women of the Russell House: A Women’s History Month Tour | Saturday, Mar. 4 | 9-11 a.m. | Nathaniel Russell House Museum, 51 Meeting St., Charleston | $40 | Join the Historic Charleston Foundation as the celebrate National Women’s History Month by highlighting the women of the Russell House in this private morning tour.*

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Today’s issue was written by Tatum.

Editor’s pick: It finally happened — I switched the heat to AC. I’m hoping this isn’t just Fool’s Spring weather — one of SC’s 11 seasons. If you need me, I’ll be on Sullivan’s Island, ignoring the fact that it’s still February.

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