Meet Hoxie Rae—New York’s indie soul firestorm channeling Ma Rainey’s grit, Etta James’ fire, and Sharon Jones’ swagger into pure, unfiltered magic. She chose her name “Hoxie” to honor her steel-willed grandmother who became her rock, and “Rae” from her childhood nickname. From a note from an unknown admirer that was placed on her New York City apartment door that read, “You sound good, keep going!”, changed everything. Her latest tune just recently made available “Heal” is a slow-burn anthem...
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Meet Hoxie Rae—New York’s indie soul firestorm channeling Ma Rainey’s grit, Etta James’ fire, and Sharon Jones’ swagger into pure, unfiltered magic. She chose her name “Hoxie” to honor her steel-willed grandmother who became her rock, and “Rae” from her childhood nickname. From a note from an unknown admirer that was placed on her New York City apartment door that read, “You sound good, keep going!”, changed everything. Her latest tune just recently made available “Heal” is a slow-burn anthem...
Ray Dolby (January 18, 1933 – September 12, 2013) was an American engineer and inventor whose name became synonymous with pristine sound. Born in Portland, Oregon, Dolby’s fascination with audio began early, playing piano and clarinet while tinkering with sound technology as a teenager. At just 16, he joined Ampex Corporation, where he played a key role in developing the first practical videotape recorder in 1956. After earning a B.S. in electrical engineering from Stanford University in 1957...
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Meet Hoxie Rae—New York’s indie soul firestorm channeling Ma Rainey’s grit, Etta James’ fire, and Sharon Jones’ swagger into pure, unfiltered magic. She chose her name “Hoxie” to honor her steel-willed grandmother who became her rock, and “Rae” from her childhood nickname. From a note from an unknown admirer that was placed on her New York City apartment door that read, “You sound good, keep going!”, changed everything. Her latest tune just recently made available “Heal” is a slow-burn anthem...
