Over the last two decades, Joshua James Hunt‘s music has evolved from psychedelic stoner jams to a hard-hitting brand of alternative rock with a distinctive punk flavor, never lacking in philosophical lyrics and heavy guitar riffs. His latest album Open The Door is now available. In this interview spotlight, we chat with Joshua about […]
Interview with Salt Petal
Los Angeles-based collective Salt Petal is invigorating audiences and critics alike with a tropical surf-dance sound in a category all its own. A cross-border combination of Argentinian folk, Brazilian tropicalia, cumbia and up tempo surf rock blurs ethnic and musical boundaries, bringing to mind Blondie, Os Mutantes, Gal Costa, and 60′s rock and roll. The […]
Interview with Aria Jay – Growth
Aria Jay is an alternative R&B singer and songwriter who currently creates and produces artful and innovative music in Brooklyn, NY. Having studied and performed classical opera since the age of 11, Aria uses her impressive vocal technique to craft her unique sound. She worked with Opera Master Judy Hages and went on to study […]
Interview with Jerome Bell – Burn Easy
Pop, R&B renegade, Jerome Bell brings summer vibes early with his new track, “Burn Easy”. Born and raised in Texas, Jerome Bell uses his southern roots to bring a bold, new soulful sound to contemporary pop. Jerome is known for his captivating live energy as well, bringing a smooth, chill confidence to his performances. Jerome’s […]
Interview with Company Stores – Little Lights
The Company Stores is a modern Appalachian rock band originally from Charleston, WV. Led by the beautiful Casey Litz’s powerful vocals, the band takes the listener on a musical journey with each song, pulling inspiration from Appalachian folk, progressive rock, electronic, and many other musical genres. The band began as a duo in late 2012, […]
Interview with The Imagineers – Californians Drive All Day
Eclectic Scottish four-piece The Imagineers make a welcome return with their latest album release Utopian Dreams, out now via Hit The Light Records. The album is full of melodic twists and turns throughout; taking in elements of west coast surf, baroque pop, and singer songwriter, giving the album a film score feel. However, there is […]
Interview with Rebel Westerns – Envy
Following the release of their last single, 2016’s Atomic Blonde, Edinburgh five-piece Rebel Westerns are back with another uplifting indie-pop track Envy, out now via Get Strange. Propelled by driving beats and the band’s trademark synth-filled melodies, Envy is another slice of twinkling indie-pop from the Rebel Westerns. Reminiscent of the likes of MGMT, the […]
Interview with Coltana – Break Her
Brixton based punk rock quartet Coltana present their visceral, energetic new single Break Her, due for release on 19th May 2017 via Poeticat Presents. Break Her was written about the way women are conveyed in society, how they are set to fail against each other, how much emphasis is placed on the way we look […]
Interview with Fat Goth – Guestbook
After exploding onto the scene four albums ago, Fat Goth’s fast paced Mike Patton style brand of wonky alt-rock made quite an impression, particularly with second album Stud (2013) and their third offering One Hundred Percent Suave (2014). Shortly after, the Scottish three-piece took a break from the heady heights of fame and (mis)fortune retiring […]
Sabbatical Year Interview – An American
After a short hiatus, Sabbatical Year returns with its new project, Metropolitan, a multimedia artistic endeavor comprised of photographs, videos, and music. Metropolitan explores love, loss, and what it’s like to struggle and succeed in today’s weird world. Sabbatical Year, known for its catchy yet insightful tunes, has recently evolved in its line-up, paring down […]
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