Chris Walton on Trust, ‘Fade’ and Racial Justice
We chat with Boston based neo-soul/funk artist Chris Walton about his recently released EP ‘Fade’, the importance of trust in creativity and racial justice.
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Natalie Joly on “Yours to Stay”, Rock Music and Italian Food
We caught up with Wakefield singer/songwriter Natalie Joly to discuss her latest single and new music video for “Yours to Stay” off of her forthcoming album…
Premiere: Oddysseys melancholically rejoice with new single “Moaner”
Bostonian post-punk collective Oddysseys try to make sense of the state of the world with their sullen new single “Moaner,” full of anticipation and angst.
An Oral History of Dazey and The Scouts
With a crazed TikTok following in their wake, the members of Dazey and The Scouts look back on their early days in Boston in this oral history.
Allston Pudding Guest Mix #03: DJ Poke Smot
The third in a new monthly series of curated guest mixes from local DJs comes courtesy of the notably prolific DJ Poke Smot.
You Oughta Know: Cooney Thatcher
This week’s You Oughta Know catches Cooney Thatcher in between writing songs and running in nature to discuss his new EP “There’s Your House” out May 1st!
Premiere: Timothy Stone & Damoyee Unveil Collab “Waiting For You”
Berklee classmates DAMOYEE and Timothy Stone met via a virtual songwriting workshop to create “Waiting For You,” a song about longing through sleepless nights, weighing the futility of staying up all night to see the sunrise alone.
Donna Vatnick On Borscht, Mud and the Power of Art
This week we spoke with Donna Vatnick who released her new solo album Memos from Borscht Belt on December 9th.
Premiere: Onbloom Debuts “Self” Video
Already with an EP under her belt this year, Everett’s Onbloom has returned with “Self,” a new song and video about finding comfort in your immediate surroundings.
Alicia Clara Pokes Fun At Herself on “Hazemaze”
Montreal’s Alicia Clara is debuting new single “Hazemaze,” a preview of her upcoming EP “Ousider/Unusual,” due out in February 2021.