Deborah Sengupta grew up in a cornfield in northwest Ohio where her multicultural family was something of a curious anomaly. She didn't like it very much. On a whim, she landed in Austin in 1995, where, before coming to Austin360.com in 2004, she drove a limo, played bass in a band, promoted fabulous parties and answered a whole lot of phones.
In 2000, she began building Web sites about Austin's urban music scene and became so insistent that Austin hip-hop shouldn't be ignored that KOOP radio gave her a show to prove it. In a country town with a heart full of rock 'n' roll, she firmly believes it also has a funky underbelly that's almost urban.
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The entry titled "Grupo Fantasma with Prince in London."
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Have I mentioned that these around-the-block cats who have been tearing up the Austin music scene since 2000 are steadily getting famous?
Here’s the review of their show last night, opening for Prince in London, and then rocking the afterparty.
(photo by Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon)
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