You might remember the name Bob Crain from our recent article The Top 39 Annoying Things Venues Do. Bob and I have had some in-depth conversations about the plight of the indie musician – you know, the average joe like us. Those who make up the musician “working class”. We have discussed everything from the disconnect […]
Interviews
This area includes a running list of all the interviews we have published. We interview bands, venues, studios, business owners, producers, engineers, and any one else who spends a significant amount of time supporting independent music.
Interview with Max Fred – new album, Kansas City music scene and more
Max Fred from KC, MO recently submitted his new MaxwelLP. After being impressed with his gig calendar and the pure, raw energy that emanates from the man and his guitar; I hit him up for an interview. Thanks go to Max for taking some time from his busy schedule to answer a few questions. Get […]
Interview with So Long Solo – around the world and back…to Nashville
Who is So Long Solo? And how did you guys come together to form this awesome multi-instrumentalist folk/pop duo? Mark: So Long Solo is my wife, Heather, myself, and all the different instruments we can fit in our minivan with our 8-month-old baby. I was actually a solo artist performing as theothermarkmiller when we married […]
I’m Falling Too For Rock Star Frank Palangi
The riddled air of change is happening for Rock Star Frank Palangi after releasing two new singles, Hope and Falling Too. After watching multiple missing person reports popping up on the TV, the idea of Frank’s new message is “Hope”. Frank says, “I was working on a track one night, and my dad happened to […]
Interview with New Kingston – Kingston City Now Available
New Kingston released their new album Kingston City on January 27th. We caught up with the band to briefly discuss what’s happened since their last release and what to expect on their latest project. What has New Kingston been up to since releasing your last album? Any memorable experiences worth noting? We’ve been hitting the […]
Interview with Bootleg Glory – From Canada to Nashville for Rock and Roll
Bootleg Glory recently made the voyage from Canada down to Nashville. Since leaving the great white north for Music City, the band have released a new album, BUDDY. You definitely want to check it out (no, seriously…you really do). Below is our interview with the band. What led a Canadian band down to Nashville? How do […]
Interview with The Whiskey Riders – Southern Cuts from Kentuckiana
The Whiskey Riders bring together an array of genres (classic and southern rock, bluegrass, blues, metal, motown) to create their own blend of sounds which are perfect for winding down the back roads, pitchin’ a tent, grabbin’ your pole and a cold one while you wait to catch dinner and enjoy the wilderness around you. […]
Interview with Xoch – an ordinary girl in extraordinary circumstances
Xoch (pronounced Zoach) is a singer/songwriter from NY but she is now based in Las Vegas. An ordinary girl thriving in extraordinary circumstances, her music has been licensed over 60 times by major networks for television and film. She is also known for her stage presence and live performances…with or without a band. When the […]
Interview with Marcus Brown – Austin-bred singer/songwriter
Marcus Brown of Austin, Texas is set to release his new album “All The Ghosts Are Gone” in February of 2015. When the opportunity came up for a brief interview, we seized the moment. All The Ghosts Are Gone by Marcus Brown Let’s break the ice. Let readers know who you are. Where you are […]
Interview with *AUDRA* of Chaser Eight
The last time we featured Chaser Eight they had just released their album At The 426. Fast forward to the present and they are preparing to release their first studio LP. Below, *AUDRA* discusses projects we’ve missed, the direction of the new album, and the transition from releasing DIY albums to working on a full length […]
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