
Adrian Spinelli
Writer at Freelance
Writer, liver, lover, traveller 🇧🇷 Covering arts & culture in SF and beyond. Music journo broadening horizons deeper into food, drinks, art & more.
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1 week ago |
passionweiss.com | Adrian Spinelli
Image via Riot Act MediaShow your love of the game by subscribing to Passion of the Weiss on Patreon so that we can keep churning out interviews with legendary producers, feature the best emerging rap talent in the game, and gift you the only worthwhile playlists left in this streaming hellscape. Adrian Spinelli recently wished a happy DJ Koze album release day to all who celebrate.
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2 weeks ago |
48hills.org | Adrian Spinelli
A decade ago, I was an idealistic and hungry music journalist coming into his own. I pitched a national story to Paste Magazine, where I hoped to hop in a tour van for a few days and capture a moment in time with San Fermin, an eight-piece Brooklyn indie band, whose 2013 debut album was among the most original and impactful pieces of indie music I’d heard.
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ourcommunitynow.com | Adrian Spinelli
Share (Highlight at 2:38 of the above video.) Coach Homer Drew's 1998 Valparaiso team became synonymous with the term "Cinderella" following this 1998 last-second finish and the infamous bucket forever known as "The Shot." Ole Miss' Ansu Sesay missed two free throws that potentially would've iced the game on the other end. The rebound on the second shot was tipped out of bounds with only 2.5 seconds left for Valpo, down two.
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bleacherreport.com | Adrian Spinelli
There's a reason they call it March Madness. No other tournament in the world seems to be quite as explosive in the closing moments of a game like NCAA college basketball's. But the unforgettable details of the most memorable buzzer-beaters and near-triumphs in March Madness history wouldn't have been as such without the perfect call by an announcer to match the emotion, intensity and unpredictability of all.
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1 month ago |
thrillist.com | Adrian Spinelli
Illustration by Don Caminos for Thrillist Illustration by Don Caminos for Thrillist San FranciscoEventsSportsPresented ByMake the most of a weekend full of college basketball when the Men's NCAA Tournament comes to the city by the BayPresented BySan Francisco is both an old and new face in playing host to the NCAA March Madness tournament.
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Honored both to spend hours talking w/ Brazilian soul music legend @Hyldon, and to make my @Passionweiss debut. Shining a light on this man's incredible catalog was so rewarding. Can't recommend this deep dive & his latest @jazzisdeadco album enough 🫡🇧🇷 https://t.co/c86ltfbItR

RT @Passionweiss: The Brazilian soul legend Hyldon was behind classic songs from Azymuth, Tim Maia & The Fevers – as well as his own estima…