With Election Day Looming, Billy Dean Thomas Aims for Hope and Joy
Billy Dean Thomas’ EP “For Better or Worse” talks Presidential elections, community, and identity, but they’re working towards hope & joy throughout it all.
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INTERVIEW: Cakeswagg Knows What to Do Today with “Ferb & Phineas”
Roxbury rapper Cakeswagg whose new single “Ferb & Phineas” not only shows how hard she’s willing to go, but also her reveals her playful “not serious” side.
Jill McCracken is Just Trying to “Get It Right”
Indie soul singer-songwriter Jill McCracken’s latest single “Get It Right” is a mantra that feels especially prescient in 2020.
INTERVIEW: Handsome Ghost Looks Back on “Some Still Morning”
Massachusetts indie band Handsome Ghost reflects on the past for their intimate, contemplative sophomore album, “Some Still Morning.”
You Oughta Know: Genie Santiago
R&B and hip hop artist Genie Santiago knows the revolution won’t be televised — read about her fight against white supremacy and for female pleasure.
INTERVIEW: Lewis Morris’ Album Proclaims “Don’t Be Nice”
Spoken word poetry meets hip hop in Lewis Morris’ fifth album “Don’t Be Nice.”
Activating ARTivism TWO!
The Activating ARTivism virtual festival gathers for two more nights to amplify our community’s voices through art, activism, and resistance.
Activating ARTivism: Live Stream Benefit Festival of Performance and Discussion
This virtual event will take place Tuesday 6/16 and Wednesday 6/17 from 7 – 10pm, to benefit Violence in Boston and Louis D. Brown Peace Institute.
INTERVIEW: Najee Janey Delivers Raw New EP “As Is”
Najee Janey’s latest EP “As Is” flows as one continuous track, trying to preserve the beauty of his imperfect, unpolished, raw tracks.
From Theatrical Dreams to “The Aura Sessions,” A Look Behind Red Shaydez
Boston rapper Red Shaydez’ second album “Feel the Aura” showcases the triumph of her career while also dealing with love, loss, and anxiety.