This isn’t The Impersonators first time gracing these pages. In fact, they’ve been on these pages multiple times packing a sonic punch of alternative rock vibes and melodically rich pop aesthetics which results in uplifting songs with a heavy dose of (radio friendly) replay value. Needless to say, The Impersonators are one of those bands […]
Interview with Eliza Shaddad – Girls
Confessional singer-songwriter Eliza Shaddad gets poignantly nostalgic in new single, Girls, out on now via Big Indie Records. An ode to one of Eliza’s oldest friends, Girls is a refreshingly candid take on what it’s like to grow up in an all girls school and the relationships you build. Talking about the track, Eliza elaborates, […]
Interview with The Very Lazy Sundays – Sometimes A Broken Heart
Indie-folk quartet The Very Lazy Sundays make their 2019 debut with the release of their compassionate new single Sometimes A Broken Heart, out on now. The single is filled with twinkling melodies and flawless harmonies from the offset. Front man Diyar Abdullah’s rich, warm vocal compliments his emotive storytelling charm effortlessly, creating a sound akin […]
Interview with Dani Sylvia – Lithium
Celestial singer-songwriter Dani Sylvia released her majestic new single Lithium in September via Little Misery Records. The single is a brooding slice of atmospheric electronica from the offset. Combining shimmering melodies with smooth, sultry vocals, Lithium feels instantly reminiscent of the likes of BANKS or VÉRITÉ’s ability to create undeniably entrancing soundscapes. Dani’s lyrics are […]
Interview with Mipso – People Change
Accomplished roots outfit Mipso will be embarking on a UK/EU tour this fall. To celebrate, the quartet recently released their entrancing animated video for single People Change via AntiFragile. People Change once again showcases Mipso’s undeniable ability to write beautifully poignant indie-Americana with otherworldly instrumental flourishes throughout. The video is equally stunning, with the art […]
Interview with LeftLukas – Carryon
In this interview spotlight, I chat with LeftLukas about his latest music, technology, challenges and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by popular genre classifications.) I’m from Germany and atm […]
Interview with Jez Bonham – Mental Health
Jez Bonham has recorded a raw folk autobiography disguised as a passionate alternative/singer-songwriter record. His debut EP combines slow progressive acoustic/electric guitar with almost hidden powerful tempo and musical changeups. His lyrics and sound march you forward from summertime bliss to painful relationships to a tortured mind. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Jez […]
Interview with Zantzinger Chorus – How The Heck Are Ya?
Zantzinger Chorus is a band from Nashville, Tennessee, and is best known for catchy storytelling in the context of indie folk rock music. They have been writing sweet tunes since 2007 when the band first formed in a freshman dorm room at Vanderbilt University. Since 2007, Zantzinger Chorus has released four full length records and […]
Interview with Yup – Songs About Death
Yup is a 28 toothed skeleton of a man writing and recording music to the beat of several different Punk inspired genres. During his time traveling and playing with different bands in the St. Louis area, the skull and bones combo that is Yup began writing what would eventually be the musician’s macabre, debut album, […]
Interview with Science Is Fiction – Don’t Everybody Thank Me At Once
Science is Fiction’s debut EP “Don’t Everybody Thank Me At Once” has been making appearances on the Canadian college charts and debuted on streaming platforms in September. Their sound has been described as “Elvis Costello on steroids” and “a bit Parquet Courts…a bit parent rock“. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Science Is Fiction […]
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