PREMIERE: Rhode Island’s Ralph Waldo Shares “Zion Hill”
The moodiness of their vaudeville-esque recording room is baked into Ralph Waldo’s acoustic tune “Zion Hill” which drops today ahead of a forthcoming EP.
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Folk Singer Liz Bills Makes One For The Mamas
After dropping “Mama’s Song” earlier in May, local folk singer Liz Bills doubled down with a touching music video, made with a little help from her fans.
INTERVIEW: Stewing Over Slow Dress’s New Single
“Stew” is the new single out from Boston-born, St. Louis-based band Slow Dress, and we ‘re eating it up. Check out our interview and stream the new single.
Augusta Koch (from Cayetana) Moves Forward with Gladie at Great Scott (3/6)
Local artist Tory Silver opened for Gladie, who took on Great Scott last week with Augusta Koch’s emotive songwriting and swelling synth sounds.
REVIEW: Video Shoppe and Limousine Get Goth at Great Scott (2/4)
Minds melted at Great Scott this Tuesday (2/4) when Video Shoppe (from Providence) and Limousine showed off their chops. Dan Moffat reviews the show for Allston Pudding.
SONG PREMIERE: Grace Givertz Gives Us “Year of the Horse”
Local folk angel Grace Givertz premieres the title track off of her forthcoming debut LP, Year of the Horse, and album release show on Sunday, 11/3.
Video Premiere: ‘How to Quit’ by Pet Fox
We caught up with Boston-based indie rock band Pet Fox to discuss the new music video for their song ‘How to Quit,’ a track off of their debut record.
You Oughta Know: Sorry
You won’t be ~Sorry~ when you discover the next artist featured in our You Oughta Know series, highlighting local musicians and artists.
You Oughta Know: Anjimile
Every Friday, we’re here to remind you of the Boston artists we love and think you oughta know.
You Oughta Know: Toby Fox
Every Friday, we’re here to remind you of the Boston artists we love and think you oughta know. This Friday the spotlight is on Toby Fox.