Proof is in the Pudding Ep. 6: Izzy Heltai
In this week’s Proof is in the Pudding, host Andrew Bourque chats with Izzy Heltai about his new EP Day Plan while they make Smashburgers with Potato Chips!
Proof is in the Pudding Ep. 5: Dan DeLucia of Carnivora
In this week’s episode of Proof is in the Pudding, host Andrew Bourque chats with Dan DeLucia about Carnivora and not touring while they make Meatball Subs!
Premiere: Calo’s Beautiful, Terrible Mess
Joseph Borsellino is Calo, an electronic-jazz saxophonist fresh off an EP release and dropping a video for “so many lifetimes,” a collaboration with vocalist Anjali Rose.
Video Premiere: Kira McSpice’s Affecting “Scotoma” Visual
Dark ambient singer/songwriter Kira McSpice releases video accompaniment for “Scotoma,” a visual and audio simulacrum of the aural onset of a migraine.
VIDEO PREMIERE: Muck and The Mires Get Blocked
Long running garage rockers Muck and the Mires premiere a new video for their song “She Blocked My Number” on Allston Pudding.
PREMIERE: “Rocio” Live Session From Tall Juan’s Living Room to Ours
Shimmy into warmer weather with Tall Juan and all his friends. Check out the live session for the cumbia-inspired “Rocio” off the Queens band’s upcoming LP.
Video: Janette King Laments Love “In Vain”
Janette King is dropping a fresh visual accompaniment to her song “In Vain,” a deconstruction of what it’s like to attempt a polyamorous relationship and grapple with feelings that you are not enough for your partner.
Video Premiere: Damoyee Janai Drops Debut “Evolution/Change” Video
Damoyee Janai is a fresh face in Boston’s music scene, but the skilled singer-songwriter is more than ready to drop her debut music for “Evolution/Change,” two songs from her third album “The Whole Truth.”
Interview: Camp Blood Shatters Barriers and Ear Drums
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Video: Maryze Drops Horror-Influenced “Dis-Moi” Visuals
Maryze is a pop-R&B singer from Montreal who is dropping a new video for her song “Dis-Moi,” inspired by Italian horror films. Directed by Amanda Macchia, the video is a perfecft accompaniment to the song’s themes of opening up the darker parts of one’s psyche to a lover, but being afraid and insecure of their potential judgment.