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By David Ross This happened just on a whim. I met Zack at an event and struck up a conversation with him. He told me that he was in town from San Francisco to support a film he did music for called, “Chocolate Mountain Metal.” It’s a short documentary, directed by Ryan Maxey and Danielle Davis that premiered at AFI DOCS in Washington, D.C. We talked about music, him being particularly fond of Brian Eno’s “Music for Airports” album, which an old podcast guest of maDCap also really loved. I then told him I record musicians in tunnels underneath Dupont Circle. And just like that, we were able to make the above audio happen. This took place on a calm Sunday morning and it was the perfect music for tunnels. To listen to more of Zack’s work: www.zwrightsound.com Special thanks to Hiroshi Jacobs for having built such an amazing installation.

1655, movement II by Caroline Shaw (Performed by Rogue Collective) by maDCap

And The Kids - Cheer For Babies (Dupont Underground Sessions) by maDCap

And The Kids - I Can't Tell What The Time Is Telling Me (Dupont Underground Sessions) by maDCap

Produced by Patrick Basier Methyl Ethel isn't just from Perth, Australia - they are Perth, Australia. The indie rock group is the brain-child of singer-songwriter Jake Webb. This is an interview with Jake, Tom and Chris - who serve as the project's live backbone. It's a look at everything that makes the band themselves. From childhood musical memories to on-tour meditation, meet the makers of this year's excellent "Oh Inhuman Spectacle."

German cellist Alban Gerhardt performs cello solo for "Prelude of Suite No. 6 in D Major" by J.S. Bach at Dupont Underground. http://albangerhardt.com/ www.dupontunderground.com www.madcapdc.org

This episode of maDCap was produced by Patrick Basler.

"Song for Sean Bell" by Courtney Dowe. Recorded at Dupont Underground. www.dupontunderground.org facebook.com/courtneydowe

This interview was done almost two years ago and never released. Our new producer Patrick Basier brought it back to life. Oh yeah, this interview was done at DRAIS Nightclub at the blackjack table in Las Vegas.

Just getting started.

Date #2 with Lisa Bonos, the editor of The Soloish blog for the Washington Post. produced by Javier Scott

Well, this definitely happened.

AURORA - Home - Dupont Underground Sessions by maDCap

This definitely happened. We were too excited to not release this audio immediately. Prior to their sold out show at Uhall, Norway's Aurora Aksnes along with bandmates O. Martin (guitar) and Magnus Skylstad (percussion, hiding in the background) performed two songs at Dupont Underground. It sounded so beautiful. This song is called, "I Went Too Far" off of their album, "All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend."

Feral Poise Dupont Underground Session by maDCap

Karen Yankosky and Philippa Hughes are two of the flyest podcasters in DC, hosts of ‘Women of Uncertain Age.’ You don’t have to be a divorced woman in the DC dating pool to love this show. If you’ve ever looked for love, stood up for a friend, or tried to make sense of your life, the ’Women of Uncertain Age’ may very well strike a nerve, as it did with us. maDCap’s David & Dan were lucky enough to reserve a table and two bottles of &pizza wine for Karen & Philippa, and they were more than generous with their time. We hope you enjoy this as much as we did because we’re already planning a return engagement. Our deep thanks to Karen & Philippa. Find their podcast, ‘Women of Uncertain Age’ at the website http://womenofuncertainage.com on iTunes: http://apple.co/1UJy0yZ or soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/pink-line-project http://fb.com/WomenofUncertainAge | http://twitter.com/pippaandkaren | http://twitter.com/pinklineproject | http://instagram.com/pinklineproject | http://twitter.com/mizyank http://madcapdc.

Narrated and produced by Javier Scott

In this episode of Glow Sessions at Dupont Underground, we hosted Ian Wellman and Winston Triolo of Motel Radio (@motelradiomusic) to perform an acoustic set. Hailing from New Orleans, LA, this band moved the hell out of us in that tunnel. Songs performed: "Street Lights" "Days Go By" "All Apologies" (Nirvana Cover)

In this episode, we speak with Lech Wierzynski of The California Honeydrops, which is an Oakland based band who are the amalgamation of soul, blues, funk...all of the good stuff. The band is currently on tour with the legendary Bonnie Raitt. They'll be performing here in D.C. on March 26 at the Kennedy Center. Below are the rest of their tour dates. They also have a new album out called, "A River's Invitation." March 26 /// The Kennedy Center /// Washington, DC* March 29 /// Orpheum Theatre /// Boston, MA* April 1–2 /// Beacon Theatre /// New York, NY* April 17 /// Keller Auditorium /// Portland, OR* April 20 /// Paramount Theatre /// Seattle, WA* April 22 /// Grand Sierra Resort & Casino: Grand Theatre /// Reno, NV* April 23 /// Fox Theater /// Oakland, CA* April 26 /// Winspear Opera House /// Dallas, TX* April 27 /// ACL Live at The Moody Theater /// Austin, TX* April 29 /// Bayou Theater (Revention Music Center) /// Houston, TX* May 3–4 /// Ryman Auditorium /// Nashville, TN* "Lead Me Home" by The

Straight out of the Netherlands, San Holo is the future beats to trap specialist that might be dubbed the fastest growing current electronic talent. Some of his mixes have become extremely popular like his remix to Dr. Dre's "Next Episode." And guess what...he's given us a mix to air on maDCap. It's called "New Sky Tour". You can find his sounds @sanholobeats. Below are his tour dates: WED 23 MARCH Euphoria Portland, OR, US FRI 25 MARCH Miramar Theatre Milwaukee, WI, US SAT 26 MARCH Evil Olive Chicago, IL, US TUE 29 MARCH Encore Tallahassee, FL, US THU 31 MARCH The Social Orlando, FL, US FRI 1 APRIL Hangar 305 Miami, FL, US SAT 2 APRIL Simons Gainesville, FL, US FRI 8 APRIL Lux St Louis, MO, US FRI 15 APRIL M.I.A. Vancouver, BC, Canada