PREVIEW: Octave of Light with David Ibbett and Beth Sterling
We discussed the latest installment of the Multiverse Series “Octave of Light” with Composer David Ibbett and Soprano Beth Sterling premiering Nov. 12th…
Interview: Where In The World Is Niki Darling?
Niki Darling has had the good fortune to be able to travel the world extensively the past few years, honing her dance-pop sound by performing with a roster of global musicians in amazing locales.
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.
You Oughta Know: R.M. Hendrix
R.M. Hendrix has published a series of essays to correspond with each song from his latest release “War Is On Its Way.”
Joel Ronson Creates “The Admiral” Premieres ‘Pardon Peter’
“The Admiral” is a 22-year-old genre-bending producer from London who is releasing his debut album “Vol.1.”
INTERVIEW: UsLights Forges Their New Identity with Their New “Exit Scam” EP
With guitarist Gregg Kusumah-Atmadja emerging as the band’s official lead singer, usLights forges their new identity with their latest release, “Exit Scam”.
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.
Premiere: Sam Moss Reshapes Himself On New Album
Sam Moss is a local folk troubadour whose album release and touring plans were waylayed by the COVID pandemic. Now, he’s back with new LP “Shapes.”
Listen to nono.stalgia’s New EP Before It’s Gone Forever
Justin Ferrullo knows his new EP might not be around for long, and he’s okay with that.
Low Cut Connie’s “Tough Cookies” Reveals Private Lives
With new album Private Lives and series “Tough Cookies” Low Cut Connie challenges us to question the history we know of music and culture through stories of those living on the fringe.