Nightworks is a live showcase of beat makers and producers from Boston and beyond. It’s 12th iteration will feature performances from Exile, Teeba, 1st Official, Sirplus, and more.
Vampire Weekend are pretty much cemented as indie pop legends already, but it’s nice to see them back in action with a fresh approach.
Allston Pudding Staffer Catherine Conley gives a Tarot horoscope for September 2019 with a playlist of your Boston favorites to go with it.
A rapper forcing himself to not speak seems like a strange choice for a debut follow-up, but Rex Mac isn’t exactly the person to go for safe choices.
Racing Days is a Cape Cod based indie rocker who makes lyrical, breezy beach tunes on his new album Ocean Moods.
Singer-songwriter Molly Burch talks about her musical inspirations, self exploration, and the simple pleasure of face masks.
Three days, three interviews with artists at the 60th anniversary of Newport Folk Fest. We talk inclusive spaces, sunburns, and staying the same at Newport.
Cliff Notez – Boston’s own renaissance artist – is back with new music via an evolving new single called “Happy,” featuring Latrell James, Optic Bloom, Moe Pope, and Tyrek Greene.
Pudding premieres Boston’s Brennan Wedl’s new LP: Holy Water Branch and we’re feeling blessed. Head to our site for an exclusive first stream and interview.
Pushflowers is a Boston DIY staple with their first EP, Close for Comfort, coming out September 13th. Catch a sneak peek with the track “bed song.”