Jake Swamp and the Pine Brought the Outdoors to Brighton Music Hall
Tanvi Shah interviewed Jake Swamp and the Pine ahead of their headlining show at Brighton Music Hall. Read up on what the band has been up to!
Tag Archives: folk rock
An Evening with Gregory Alan Isakov at Roadrunner
Gregory Alan Isakov treated us to a stripped down set at Roadrunner the other week, teasing his upcoming, in-progress album.
James Felice: A Real Talent and Hometown Hero
James Felice speaks to Allston Pudding about the Felice Brothers’ latest release From Dreams to Dust, breaking accordions, and plumbing… or lack thereof.
The Collect Pond Charts a Path from Inspiration to Activation on “Man of Mystique”
On latest single, songwriter Danny Moffat details a moment of self actualization at a concert.
INTERVIEW: The Adventures of Langhorne Slim at the Strawberry Mansion
Langhorne Slim illuminates his seventh album Strawberry Mansion. Slim grounds the album in family roots and personal growth linking the past and present through whimsy, panic, and love-filled songs.
INTERVIEW: Liz Bills on Learning to Love and Honoring Her Authentic Self
We talked with Liz Bills, who just dropped a video for her newest track WiHi, gets vulnerable about her mental health struggles and welcoming the universe.
You Oughta Know: Izzy Heltai
Every week, we’re here to remind you of the local artists we love and think you oughta know. This week, we talked with folk singer-songwriter Izzy Heltai.
Music Video: Jake Swamp + The Pine on “Chapstick & Change” and Quarantine
Jake Swamp + The Pine are sharing their music video for “Chapstick and Change,” featuring homemade footage of friends having fun during quarantine.
Squirrel Flower: Great Scott Photos and Looking Forward
Squirrel Flower is one of Boston’s rising indie stars, fresh off the release of her new album “I Was Born Swimming.” We caught up with her to discuss her new album and share some photos from her recent performance at Great Scott.
Noticing What Surrounds You: the Future of Newport Folk Fest
Three days, three interviews with artists at the 60th anniversary of Newport Folk Fest. We talk inclusive spaces, sunburns, and staying the same at Newport.