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Gigs: Music for your weekend

EARTH, WIND & FIRE

Philip Bailey still fronts the band that embodied the smoother, feel-good side of ’70s funk and soul. At Bank of America Pavilion, 617-728-1600.

F***ED UP

Creative Canadian art-punk band would probably be close to mainstream success if it were called anything else. At Royale, 617-338-7699.

PETER GABRIEL

Never one to do the expected, Gabriel is recasting back-catalog numbers in the style of his orchestrated covers album, “Scratch My Back.” At Comcast Center, Mansfield, 508-339-2331.

INDIGO GIRLS

Georgia folk duo has lasted nearly three decades with harmonies and idealism intact. At Boarding House Park, Lowell, 978-970-5200.

KENNY LOGGINS

After Loggins & Messina and a bunch of soundtrack hits, the bearded balladeer is now doing country music. At Indian Ranch, Webster, 508-943-3871.

PAULIE’S NOLA JAZZ & BLUES FESTIVAL

Local enthusiasts of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival put together a stellar lineup of acts, with blues-rocker Anders Osborne headlining tonight, and roots-rocker Eric Lindell, brass-funk band Big Sam’s Funky Nation and bluesman Mem Shannon playing Saturday. At 226 Chandler St., Worcester, baevents.com.

Off Recordings Podcast EPISODE #41 mixed by Chris Carrier ...

There are two kinds of DJs: those whose goal is to make a name for themselves and those whose goal is to make music – and let the rest follow. Parisian Chris Carrier is among the latter. For more than a dozen years he’s been an underground icon, churning out more than one hundred records and remixes for a host of labels. Too busy working to chase a spot in the limelight, Carrier is nevertheless rightly revered as one of the most gifted, prolific producers on the dance scene. Refusing to restrict his output to one genre or one school of thought, Carrier has dabbled freely in everything from house to hip hop, drum ‘n’bass to minimal, techno to electro. Most DJ shave one label – if at all – but Chris is so restlessly creative he’s founded a whole fistful of labels over the course of his career, including the renowned Adult Only imprint, Chronobrain, Combustible, Taka, X86 and Direct Art. He has also worked under more than a fifteen aliases. Chris is an artist who refuses to be pigeonholed or to conform to a bland “career plan.” Growing up in Paris his father, a keyboardist, provided his early musical inspiration, along with heroes like Quincy Jones and AC/DC. However, youthful notions of being a baker (“I like cakes,” he says) lost out to music when he discovered the early 90s techno rave scene and began to DJ. Driven to be the master of his musical destiny, Chris quickly learned to produce and created pioneering techno outlet Chronobrain with Guillaume La Tortue. For seven-odd years Chris devoted himself the label, and its offshoots including house-oriented Taka and drum ‘n’ bass imprint X86.However, his love for rave culture led him back towards more purely creative work. From 2003 onwards Chris has founded new labels Adult Only and Catwash, as well as bringing his vision to Get Physical, Crack & Speed, Brique Rouge, Robsoul, Kill Brique and – most recently – Freak n’ Chic. This has put the underground star firmly in the forefront of the new French electronic movement, bringing his diverse style to the sexy, deep, techy house vibes that dominate the scene. Chris is more sought-after than ever for his DJ skills – he’s penetrated the notorious US market with gigs in Georgia, San Francisco, Denver, Las Vegas and Miami. And plays in Europe’s clubbing capitals: London, Paris, Madrid, Amsterdam and Milan, to name a few. Look out for his gigs, and Chris’s forthcoming exciting projects for this unique artist.

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