Jake Clapp is a Staff Writer at Gambit. He covers a wide range of themes including arts and entertainment, music, theater, and events, with a particular focus on concerts, festivals, and nightlife. Jake's work has been featured in The Advocate, Sun Herald, and NOLA.com.
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Jake Clapp's focus is primarily on entertainment news, specifically music and hip-hop within New Orleans. He frequently covers events, profiles local artists, and provides insights into the city's music scene. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering exclusive interviews with up-and-coming local musicians or providing unique perspectives on the intersection of hip-hop and New Orleans culture.
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By: Jake Clapp
One of the running themes on New Orleans singer-songwriter Kristin Diable’s new album “Impossible Things” is about finding magic in the mundane. Although career milestones and reaching life goals are
By: Jake Clapp
New Orleans-based singer-songwriter Thomas Dollbaum recently released "Birds of Paradise," his second full-length album.
By: Jake Clapp
As musician Jermaine Butler was writing verses in Louisiana Creole for his new hip-hop EP “Lalézon,” he found an interesting challenge. The language, also called Kouri-Vini, has a vocabulary that
By: Jake Clapp
There's never a shortage of new music from New Orleans artists, and it can be hard to keep track of it all. So each month, Gambit is throwing together Spotify
New Orleans funk icon Cyril Neville recently released the album "Don't Wait Til I'm Gone," his first full-length since 2013. The optimistic album was made with trumpeter and producer Shamarr Allen and Neville's family and friends.
By: Jake Clapp
New Orleans funk icon Cyril Neville recently released the album "Don't Wait Til I'm Gone," his first full-length since 2013. The optimistic album was made with trumpeter and producer Shamarr Allen and Neville's family and friends.
By: Jake Clapp
Cash Money Records and No Limit, two iconic labels of New Orleans hip-hop, have announced a joint, 17-city arena tour, including a hometown show Saturday, September 12, at the Smoothie King Center. The initial New Orleans lineup includes Birdman, Master P, Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, Silkk the Shocker, B.G., Mia X, Mac, Fiend, Mercedes, Choppa, Mr. Serv-On and Baton Rouge icon Lil Boosie.
By: Jake Clapp
There's never a shortage of new music from New Orleans artists, and it can be hard to keep track of it all.
By: Jake Clapp
Electronic musician and composer Dan Deacon has been busy in the five years since the release of his album "Mystic Familiar" as he's dived into film scoring work. But the changes in his career make him appreciate when he can get into smaller clubs for his kinetic indietronica sets. He plays Siberia in New Orleans on June 27.
By: Jake Clapp
Comedian Ilana Glazer performs stand-up June 24 at the Joy Theater in New Orleans. The "Broad City" co-creator released her second hour-long special, "Human Magic," in 2024 and is working on new material about the surprising joy of parenthood.
