Self-proclaimed androgynous pop artist Zola Simone sat down with Elizabeth Weiss for an exclusive interview ahead of their February 28 album release show at the Middle East Club. Check it out.
House of Harm is Boston’s premiere contemporary post-punk act, back with a new LP. Michael Rocheford and Tyler Kershaw sat down to talk to us about the new project.
Really From are one of Boston’s best bands in recent years. But all good things must come to an end. Last week, we said goodbye at Crystal Ballroom.
Last week, the 2021 Boston Music Awards celebrated local talent with performances by Layzi, Jake Swamp and the Pine, Senseless Optimism, Mallcops, Izzy Heltai, Zola Simone, and ANSON RAP$.
This week’s episode of Proof is in the Pudding with Andrew Bourque, we are joined by Mallcops’ Joey Del Ponte to put together a fresh rainbow salad!
The 617Sessions are gearing up to showcase iconic local musicians and offer them a chance to perform at the 2020 Boston Music Awards.
Najee Janey’s latest EP “As Is” flows as one continuous track, trying to preserve the beauty of his imperfect, unpolished, raw tracks.
Cliff Notez is back with his sophomore album “Why The Wild Things Are,” a lovingly crafted album of defiance and personal growth.
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.
Cliff Notez, the Best New Artist at the Boston Music Awards, sat down with us to talk about SKETCHBOOK, an upcoming hip-hop residency that he’ll be curating at Atwood’s Tavern.