Mickey McCarter
Managing Editor at StateTech Magazine
Managing Editor at FedTech
Senior editor of State Tech Magazine. Enthusiastic advocate of #SmartCity development. Trekkie.
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parklifedc.com | Mickey McCarter
This year marks the 40th anniversary of some truly amazing albums for the children of the first era of MTV. And with those 40th anniversaries come the joy of revisiting that colorful and remarkable time in music through celebratory tours. For me, this is an exciting time as many of the artists of the Second British Invasion, given music chart celebrity by MTV, have returned to touring the USA.
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parklifedc.com | Mickey McCarter
In the middle of their recent set at The Anthem, Franz Ferdinand performed “Audacious,” one of the new songs from The Human Fear, which constituted half the show. Lyrically, “Audacious” was a call for perseverance in the face of adversity, and not only is the catchy tune a message for our times but also perhaps an appropriate song for a band that very smartly grown and adapted since its extraordinary self-titled debut album in 2004.
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3 weeks ago |
statetechmagazine.com | Mickey McCarter
Cybercriminals using AI in attacks introduced AI-powered malware to government IT environments, potentially bypassing traditional security measures. Because of this, government officials must use AI in their cyberdefenses, Di Bene says. “It’s important to capitalize on AI-driven analytics and identifying threats in real time,” she says.
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parklifedc.com | Mickey McCarter
Neville Keighley, better known as Belouis Some, recorded three potent new wave albums from 1985-1993, creating memorable dancefloor classics like “Imagination” and “Some People.” He also recorded the hit song “Round, Round” for the Pretty in Pink soundtrack!Belouis Some last toured the United States in 1988, but the British singer-songwriter hits the roads in America once again starting at City Winery Philadelphia on April 8, opening dates for Jay Aston’s Gene Loves Jezebel throughout the month.
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parklifedc.com | Mickey McCarter
In 1971, Phil Manzanera responded to an ad in Melody Maker seeking “the perfect guitarist for avant-rock group.” He was invited to meet with Roxy Music’s Bryan Ferry and Andy Mackay, who were sharing a house at the time. “I got on really well with them but I failed the audition,” Manzanera told a mesmerized audience at the Howard Theatre during a recent stop to promote his new memoir. It’s one of the many stories contained in “Revolución to Roxy,” published a year ago by Wordzworth Publishing.
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