An expression of dark matter exploring narcissism, toxic relationships, and the struggles of mental illness, Salvation Jayne infiltrate the alternative scene with this fresh cut of white-hot noise. Riffy and anthemic with equal waves of melodic splendour, Salvation Jayne’s unruly display blends classic pop-punk tendencies with a brazen exhibit of unique flare. In this interview […]
Interview with Lisa Bouchelle & The Bleu – Jump In!
Lisa Bouchelle’s latest single, “Jump In!,” is currently #21 on the Billboard Magazine A/C Indicator chart. Lisa has sung backup for Bruce Springsteen, dueted in concert with Jon Bon Jovi, garnered millions of streams, and toured with and/or opened for Train, Bryan Adams, Jason Mraz, Colbie Caillat, The Wailers, Shooter Jennings, Meat Loaf, Blues Traveler, […]
Interview with Kevin the Persian – Southern Dissonance
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Kevin the Persian about the latest music, surviving the pandemic, technology and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and how do you describe your style of music? I was born in Lafayette, Louisiana and now live in New Orleans. My songs […]
Interview with Mr. Mac – Invisible Line
Mr. Mac enjoys writing songs that span across genre-boundaries. Sometimes traditional, sometimes experimental, Mr Mac likes to push the limits of his musical and lyrical lexicon. His songs are celebrative, rapturous, sometimes silly, and resist easy characterization. His music has a retro-vibe that keeps production effects to a minimum, allowing the true tones of the […]
Interview with Miles Sarma – Old Time Lover
Miles Sarma is a singer songwriter from Byron Bay Northern NSW Australia, performing a mixture of rock roots/ blues based rock songs that speak of life’s journeys, loves lost and found. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Miles about the latest release, adapting during a pandemic, technology and more. Full Q&A along with links […]
Interview with Rendered – Must Be The Enemy
Blackpool based rock band Rendered are have released their 2nd single “Must Be The Enemy!”. A dense, layered approach with intricate guitars & heavy emotive choruses. Their music hearkens back to the harder edges of the mid-90s, whilst offering a fresh, and, at times, harrowing perspective on growing older in a gritty northern town. Hard-hitting swaggering drums, a […]
Interview with Malcolm Brickhouse – Beautiful Faces
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Malcolm Brickhouse about the latest music, adapting during a pandemic, technology and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and how do You describe your style of music? I am from Brooklyn, New York. My music really doesn’t have a specific genre, […]
Interview with Benny Bassett – What You Believe
Real. Life. Music. That is what you will hear when you drop the proverbial needle on a Benny Bassett album. With an industry zig-zagging its way across the universe trying to determine how music can survive a global pandemic, Benny has held true to the themes that have sustained him this far. “I think that […]
Interview with Abbacaxi – Endless
Irish multi-instrumentalist Abbacaxi has served a long and proper musical apprenticeship. Now stepping out on his own, he has a fresh and heartfelt sound that brings positive vibrations and good times. It draws on his love of jazz, funk and disco with very modern dynamics. With his new single and video Endless, we dive deeper into the […]
Interview with Winnie Ama – Here I Go
Winnie Ama is part of a new breed of electronic artists blending conscious lyrics, soulful alternative R&B vocals with dance, house and pop rhythms. The Belfast born and raised Northern-Irish-Ghanaian artist has had success with multiple MusicWeek UK Club Chart top 10’s and support from BBC Introducing and BBC Radio Ulster referencing her fresh writing […]
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