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Every month, Milwaukee Record's Matt Wild joins Lake Effect to share a sample of what he’s been listening to for the Milwaukee Music Roundup.

Every month, Milwaukee Record's Matt Wild shares a sample of what he’s been listening to for the Milwaukee Music Roundup. Here's his list for August 2022.

The studio is housed within the Milwaukee Academy of Science charter school in the Avenues West neighborhood. It is a collaboration between the school, the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee, and a national nonprofit called Notes for Notes.

Every month, Milwaukee Record's Matt Wild shares a sample of what he’s been listening to for the Milwaukee Music Roundup. Here's his list for July 2022.

One of the largest hip-hop collections in Wisconsin is right here in Milwaukee. Learn about Antonia’s 365 Hip Hop Museum and the founder, Antonia Anderson's mission to catalyze social change.

In Milwaukee, festivals are one of the best places to hear new local music, which is why you may find yourself running into Matt Wild — the co-founder of Milwaukee Record. Every month he releases a nearly exhaustive list of new music from local musicians and shares a sample of what he’s been listening to for the Milwaukee Music Roundup.

Plans include $50 million in private spending for venues with capacity of 4,000 and 800.

This year’s Rise & Thrive program from the LOTUS Legal Clinic is helping survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking heal through poetry and music. Rise & Thrive's inaugural resident Marielle Allschwang worked with survivors to create the four-song digital EP, "Somewhere to Swim."

After more than two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, many Milwaukeeans are looking forward to spending time in the community and listening to some great, new music. Every month, Milwaukee Record's Matt Wild joins Lake Effect to talk about some of the best new music from local musicians for the Milwaukee Music Roundup.

Milwaukee will soon say goodbye to an institution — the Exclusive Company on Farwell Avenue. The record store has been on Milwaukee’s East Side for more than three decades and will close their doors some time in the next few months. But, all is not lost. Two managers are hoping to launch a new store in its place, Lilliput Records.