Across the Cumberland River from Music City, the burgeoning neighborhood of East Nashville has become a haven for artists, songwriters, and other creatives. One such songwriter is Andrew Adkins, who has been a part of the Nashville community for over a decade. As the city expands and modernizes while preserving its heritage, so too does […]
Interview with Birdeatsbaby – Ribbons
Birdeatsbaby are a group of multi-instrumentalists that blend elements of rock, metal and cinematic music to create a sound that’s striking and unique. They have toured extensively through the UK, US, Germany and Mexico, supporting bands such as ASP,Coppelius and The Courtesans. Their previous releases have been produced by Paul Reeve of Muse fame and […]
Interview with Julia D’Angelo – Point of View
Born and raised in Toronto but now based in Brooklyn, Julia D’Angelo is an actor, filmmaker, singer/songwriter and dancer. Her debut short film, Worn, which she wrote, directed, starred in and edited won Best Short Film at the New York No Limits Film Festival, along with receiving recognition from various other festivals across North America. […]
Steve Markoff and Patricia Lazzara Release New Album, By Request: The Best Ideas from Fans and Friends
Over the past several months, we’ve presented a flurry of singles from the dynamic trio consisting of flutists Steve Markoff and Patricia Lazzara alongside pianist Allison Brewster Franzetti. After months of anticipation and six delightful single releases, Lazzarkoff has officially released their latest album, By Request, which includes the previous six singles, eight brand new […]
Interview with Steph Sweet – Edie
Steph Sweet ran away from home at the age of fifteen and started singing in bands. She joined her first professional band as a singer at seventeen, lying about her age to get the gig. The Love Hysterix were a five-piece psychedelic band that quickly got a lot of positive attention in the local press, […]
Interview with Mystee – deep end
Boston-born and Cardiff-bred, Mystee is the solo project of singer-songwriter and seasoned front woman Ilana Held. Drawing inspiration from love and loss in the face of a long spree of bad luck, Held weaves an American folk mentality into her hook-laden indie pop music. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Mystee about the latest […]
Interview with Sweaty Lamarr – Abbey, I’m Sorry I Stole Your Man
After finding enormous success for her previously shared efforts ‘Mysteries’ and ‘I Have Always Been In Love With You’, which garnered thousands of streams upon release as well as heavy circulation on UK and Australian radio, US singer and songwriter Sweaty Lamarr returns once again with her brilliantly infectious new single ‘Abbey, I’m Sorry I […]
Interview with HuDost – Anthems of Home
Many years before receiving praise from NPR, ranking on the Billboard charts, or winning prestigious awards, something magical happened; a teenaged Moksha Sommer was reading the lush words of the Persian poet Rumi in her Montreal apartment and wildly decided to join friends for a spur of the moment trip to North Carolina for a […]
Interview with Betty Reed – Mistakes Made, Lessons Learned
Betty Reed is the performance persona of Taylor Dill, a graduate of Berklee College of Music with a BA in vocal performance. Her expressive vocals and clever lyrics resonate in every song. Drawing on life experiences, Betty Reed relates stories of everyday life through her music. Struggles. Triumphs. Journeys. After moving to Nashville, TN from […]
Interview with Stan van Dijk – Caustics
Stan van Dijk is a producer who makes a mix of electronic music, jazz and hip-hop. His eclectic style stems from experimentation and the mixing of influences. There is no good genre name, but large playlists such as “‘Jazztronica” & “Nu Jazz” come close. ”Naive computer” is a title that is also used and most […]
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