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.
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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.
You Oughta Know: VINCE
Every week, we’re here to remind you of the Boston artists we love and think you oughta know. This week, we interviewed VINCE.
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.”
You Oughta Know: Hawthorn
This week, our hearts ached for warm, familiar folk tunes. Luckily, local folk duo Hawthorn is prepared to fill that void with music that You Oughta Know.
The HipStory Kicks Off Digital House Party With Anjimile & Najee Janey
Najee Janey, Anjimile, and DJ WhySham will help the HipStory kick off their inaugural digital house party on a Saturday night live stream to help raise money for the Massachusetts Bail Fund.
PREMIERE: Ryan Montbleau and Tall Heights Cover “Helplessly Hoping”
But it’s not just a cover. Ryan Montbleau and Tall Heights, two forces in New England’s folk scene, revive and breathe new life into “Helplessly Hoping.”
PREMIERE: Pet Moth Sprouts Wings on Tiny Wishes
Listen to the new album Tiny Wishes by local indie folk band Pet Moth ahead of its release this Friday, may 29!
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.
INTERVIEW/PREVIEW: Don’t Freak Out: Hallelujah The Hills is You
Ahead of tonight’s album release show, Ryan Walsh (of 15-year old folk band Hallelujah The Hills) talks folk, cults, and never moving away from New England.