PREMIERE: Meiwei’s Debut EP is Fingerpicking Good
We talked to Michelle Mouw a.k.a. Meiwei before she dropped her self-titled debut EP, centered on landscapes and cityscapes between Boston and Beijing.
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INTERVIEW: The Goodrich Family Band Are the World’s First All-Roommate Supergroup
The members of the Goodrich Family Band are all accomplished musicians in their own rights. But they were roommates long before they were bandmates.
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.
You Oughta Know: Elijah Wolf
For this week’s You Oughta Know, we caught up with NY based Elijah Wolf whose second album Brighter Lighting comes out next month (2/26).
PREMIERE: Otter Finds Inspiration in MA’s Old Growth
With their 2nd LP, Mass folk duo Otter brings balance to the chaotic changes of 2020, much like nature brings balance to old growth forests.
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.
Kacy + Clayton and Marlon William’s Plastic Bouquet Grows Between Familiar Strangers
We caught up with Kacy Anderson (Kacy + Clayton) and Marlon Williams to discuss the release of their debut album Plastic Bouquet. Learn how this album “melds hemispheres,” creating songs that bring us beauty during a bleak and lifeless year.
Premiere: SLDG MUSC Benefit Comp Features Anjimile, CAMP BLOOD, Carol, LAVAGXRL & More
Sludge Music is releasing a totally stacked benefit compilation featuring some of Boston’s best talent, including Anjimile, CAMP BLOOD, Sidney Gish, and more.
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.”
Eleanor Elektra’s “Exquisite Corpse” & the Spiritual Crisis of Climate Change
“Exquisite Corpse” is an exhumation of a ruined world. Eleanor Elektra peels away layers of modern life to reveal the forces that are destroying it.