Columbian-American artist Lukaijah’s new album “Rise,” sets the tone for an empowering new brand of consciously aware hip-hop. Raised in San Francisco amidst a melting pot of incredible musical influences, including classical music, rock, and hip hop, he trained in piano composition before finding his way to poetic hip hop. Unlike many mainstream counterparts, Lukaijah […]
Constellation Quartet Shows Us How To Be Classical Musicians in the Modern Era – The Venice Sessions Now Available!
Constellation Quartet is a collective of highly talented and classically schooled musicians who have no qualms about contemporizing their art form. What I mean is that this crew of composers and performers are naturals at blending and weaving their craft into pop culture and modern music. Only a year-ish old, Constellation Quartet formed to participate […]
Interview with Winter Grain – Passenger Seat
Originating from Utah, Winter Grain now calls Los Angeles home. With influences from Bonnie Raitt, Fleetwood Mac, The Milk Carton Kids, and First Aid Kit, Winter Grain is an acoustic folk-pop band who values craft, dynamics and vocal harmonies. Kate and Secily trade off vocals that weave together stories of nostalgia, growth, frustration, love and […]
Interview with Max Bundles from Max and Patrick animated show
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Max about his animated series, Max and Patrick. We discuss the origins, challenges and how Max supports the local and independent Hip Hop community with the show. Full Q&A along with links and episodes below. What up, Max?! We’ve been friends and rocked stages together for a while […]
Interview with Lex Cole – One More Time
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Lex Cole about her debut EP (One More Time), adapting during a global lockdown, technology and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and how do You describe your style of music? I am originally from Yonkers, NY but currently live in […]
According to Bazooka (A2B) Is Back! Swanky Brightens Any Day With Its Uplifting, Retro-Pop Vibes
Shame on me for not yet taking a trip up the 99 to catch a Sacramento show with According to Bazooka since the last time I wrote about their music (aka their album The Devil’s in the Details). Then again, things got really weird…nearly 2 years ago at this point. But getting back to the […]
Interview with Adam Wilson – Awake
Rising R&B artist Adam Wilson has returned with his brand-new EP, Awake, a six-track collection of smooth, soulful R&B that captures the essence of what the genre is all about – strong, emotive vocals and stunning storytelling. Having already made an impression with previous projects Dear So & So and Dreams, the Chicago-born, LA-based artist […]
Interview with Nikki Chantal – Joker
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Nikki Chantal about the latest music, challenges, technology 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 have grown up […]
Interview with Scott Fisher – The Right Way
Following a thoughtful study of 1960’s and 70’s improvisational rock and folk rock with 2019 album Songs of Jerry Garcia and Others, Scott Fisher’s latest effort 93 Million Miles sees the artist forming into his own. Consisting of six original songs and three covers, Fisher creates a hybrid of old and new by mixing analog […]
Interview with The Violet Mindfield – Odds & Ends
The Violet Mindfield is an American four piece Garage/Surf/Psych/Bedroom/Acid folk/Lo-fi/among other things/rock band from the Inland Empire of southern California. The group strives to project in their music the vibration of love and light, like a companion through the shadows, to all the hearts and minds venturing to enter their sonic abode In this interview […]
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