Let’s face it, you need high quality photos, high quality video, and a well polished package to make your music and your band stand above the competition. And believe me, there is plenty of competition in the realm of indie music. Tye Ramos of LAFA Music Group spoke with me recently about their upcoming workshop […]
Interview with Maxwell Demon
Maxwell Demon is a true DIY artist. He records all his music in his small New York apartment and wears the many hats it takes to move any music career forward. His new EP is scheduled for a summer release so we sat down to speak with him about his creative style and what keeps […]
Jeremiah Weed and Water by Myke Bogan (video)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=va3DYrEzbSU Myke Bogan has released the video for one of his best songs from his debut mixtape, “So Long South Dakota”. The video was filmed in New Orleans during Mardi Gras 2012 and features the shenanigans you would expect when thousands of people congregate with the intention of having a good time. The video acts […]
Uncle Elroy’s Couch by Myke Bogan (video)
Hip hop lyrical architect (and rapper) Myke Bogan is now a resident of Portland. “Uncle Elroy’s Couch” is his latest single. This brand new video was directed by Portlands own Tim Slusarczyk. “Uncle Elroy’s Couch” was featured as an mp3 on www.allhiphop.com. In 24 hours the tune received more “likes” than every artist posted including […]
Interview with Tu P – Brisbane, Medicine, and Hip Hop
Tu P is the perfect example of an artist on their grind. When this Brisbane, Australia emcee isn’t creating music you can find him practicing medicine. We were fortunate enough to get a little bit of his time for this interview to discuss hip hop, medicine, and influences. Instead of repeating your bio, briefly tell […]
Steph Barrak Has The Words To Break Your Heart
Steph Barrak began learning piano and clarinet in middle school but, considering she found herself improvising her own melodies instead of reading the sheet music, she gave up formal lessons at age 13. She then picked up her sister’s guitar and began writing songs on 1 string. She eventually got the courage to try a […]
Goodbye S-A-T
Every year 2 million+ students take the SAT. This interesting lyric video to the song Goodbye SAT asks, “what does it measure? does anyone really know?” We all have an opinion about standardized testing, so if you are one of those that isn’t really for it… you can dig this song. Goodbye S-A-T encourages colleges […]
Prepare To Be Unswept by the Surf Song EP
Sitting in Chicago, the O’Brien cousins think about their days growing up in the UK. Wishing they were beach boys and she was their girl, The Unswept arrive with their own British surf rock invasion on this 4 track collection aptly titled Surf Song EP. In the opening track, the duo admits they could never […]
Interview with Sister Helen, Indie Progressive Rock from Brooklyn, NY
Sister Helen is Brooklyn, New York’s top indie-progressive-rock contortionist act and we managed to get them to stay out of their strange playing positions long enough to give us an interview. Reading this one should be quite fun. To start, let’s tell everyone who you are, where you are from, what type of music you […]
Interview with Ebony Love – ASCAP New Music Showcase 2013
Ebony Love will be performing at the ASCAP new music showcase at 12th and Porter in Nashville. Here is our interview with her. Let’s start with the basics. In your own words, tell everyone who you are, where you are from, and what type of music you make? Ebony Love, from Atlanta Georgia. I make […]
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