The HipStory Digital House Party series is continuing for its final fall event on November 28th, featuring the talents of Raavi & The Houseplants, Seraah, and Tim Hall.
Rat Jacket is the solo project of Brian Bernhard, a stoner rock songwriter who has set up his music sales to contribute to several worthwhile charitable causes.
Optic Bloom have been surging for awhile now. With the release of their debut album “Space Garden,” the duo are ready to ride that wave with their infectious futuristic sound that blends hip-hop, electronic, and R&B.
Where would the Boston music scene—hell, the WORLD—be without our Black LGBTQ+ artists? It’s time to lift up some of our city’s most talented voices.
Najee Janey, Anjimile, and DJ WhySham will help the HipStory kick off their inaugural digital house party on a Saturday night live stream to help raise money for the Massachusetts Bail Fund.
Mission: Music is a local artist relief initiative dropping its first project today, a playlist featuring new tracks from a star-studded assembly of local musicians.
One of the most direct ways to support Boston’s local music artists right now is by purchasing their merchandise from online stores. Here’s a list of some available products from a few of our dear, beloved faves.
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Dephrase – one half of hip-hop duo Optic Bloom – has just released his debut EP, title “Linda” in tribute to the artist’s late mother who passed away in 2019.
We run through our favorite non-local albums, songs, and shows of 2019 from Tyler, the Creator to Black Belt Eagle Scout! What a year it’s been!