Jasmine Rodgers’ debut solo album Blood Red Sun channels her gift of narrative storytelling into eleven concise songs that explore the emotional hinterland behind all of our thoughts and deeds. It’s a folk album where, like Joanna Newsom, Rodgers’ assumes a variety of different masks. Whether it’s the bawdy lover amusing herself with lascivious fantasies […]
Bathrobe Robots Interview
Sibling robots crash landed in the desolate countryside of upstate New York. While being introduced to the new concepts of “adulting”, they were also exposed to “music”. There weren’t many human things that appealed to the robots other than their “music”. Finding nothing that suitably combined sounds of their extraterrestrial origins with their new […]
Interview with SupaWave Osbourne – Left Shoes
Brooklyn, New York emcee SupaWave Osbourne presents the midnightpatrolfilm-directed music video for “Left Shoes”, his new single produced by Wale collaborator Best Kept Secret of Flawless Tracks. “Left Shoes” will appear on The Mandela Effect, SupaWave’s forthcoming album dropping in 2017. Representing Brooklyn’s Bushwick and Flatbush sections, SupaWave has collaborated with Vast Aire of Cannibal […]
Interview with Anna Elizabeth Laube
Anna Elizabeth Laube is an award-winning multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer. Her songs have been featured on NPR, BBC Radio, C|Net/Download.com, The San Francisco Bay Guardian, Wisconsin Public Television, and XM/Sirius Satellite Radio. She has performed at numerous festivals including SXSW, The Monterey Blues Festival, Folk Alliance International, the Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour, and has […]
So Cold – An Interview with Room 1 Fourteen
Room1Fourteen is a rock band based in England and Switzerland, formed in 2015 by singer/songwriter William Mayos. After years of writing songs, he sought the help of session musicians Rob Green and David Dasenbrook to fulfil his artistic vision. Musical influences include The Smiths, Blur, BRMC, Coldplay, Lou Reed, Pink Floyd and many more. 2015 […]
Faultlines Interview – Telephone Philosophies
Packing venues in the Southern California scene, folk-pop trio Faultlines is comprised of members Todd McCool, Ashley Morgan, and John Flanagan – each with a resume backing up major label artists as singers, players, and songwriters respectively. The combined synergistic effect has been described as an amazing and impressive breath of fresh air. Their lauded […]
Sketches – The Slow Revolt Interview
In this interview feature, we spend some time with Joe of The Slow Revolt to discuss music, influences, the new project and more. Full Q&A, links, some accompanying photography, and streams can be found below. Be sure to support the band by grabbing the album from Bandcamp. Sketches by The Slow Revolt Let’s dive a […]
Interview with Scream Serenity – Beyond This Land
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Jordan Fennell of Scream Serenity about music, influences, the new project, and more. Full Q&A, links, and streams can be found below. Let’s dive a little deeper into You, the artist and your music. What attracted you to this genre(s) or style(s)? I think listening to Rock Music […]
heez Releases Intense New Single Dancing
Mexico City born, Texas raised, Los Angeles based heez has released a powerful and intense new single titled Dancing. Including elements of rock, pop, synth, and even Hip Hop, heez has developed an intriguing and moving sound powered by emotive instrumentation as well as a variety of vocal stylings that keep the listener engaged. Dancing […]
Dive – An Interview with Cuesta Loeb
NYC native, Christina Cuesta Loeb (who dropped the “Christina” for her debut solo project) comes from a family of musicians. Born to world-renown jazz guitarist Chuck Loeb and Spanish singer-songwriter/actress Carmen Cuesta, she grew up between the US and Spain, studying classical flute and bassoon. While she really enjoyed performing and playing in orchestras, Cuesta […]
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