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 […]
Interview with Henry Jamison – Real Peach
Assuming that a pedigree in such things has any relevance at all, which is certainly unclear, Henry Jamison was perhaps predisposed to songwriting. His great-great-great-great-great-great-great (etc.) grandfather was the 14th century poet John Gower (friend to Chaucer and Richard II) and his great-great-great-great grandfather was George Frederick Root, the most popular songwriter of the Civil […]
Interview with Lucas Jack – Make It Beautiful
Channeling and reinventing the tradition of great piano rock, Lucas Jack is a singer-songwriter-pianist telling finely-hewn stories of the modern American experience with his powerful tenor voice and inspired musicianship. He currently lives, writes, and performs in and around Texas. In this interview, we were fortunate enough to get a few minutes with Lucas to […]
An Interview with Jef Joslin – 30
Most people would be satisfied with a full scholarship to play quarterback at a Division 1 University, but for Jef Joslin, this road seemed more like a detour than an open highway. Growing up in the Appalachian mountains of Johnson City, TN, football looked like the most natural choice for those who knew Joslin. But […]
Interview with Bonnie Whitmore – Fuck With Sad Girls
In this interview, we speak with Bonnie Whitmore about her music preferences, influences, the new project, and more. Full Q&A, links, and streams can be found below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64DVAM1X7zA Let’s dive a little deeper into You, the artist and your music. What attracted you to this genre(s) or style(s)? I’m not so good with genres or […]
Come To The Edge With Folk Rockers Tumbler
Some people set out to create albums. Some families just want to jam around the kitchen table. But when the kitchen table concerts transform into a collection of original songs, then recordings, then an album…we have musical magic! So goes the story with UK based folk rockers Tumbler, whom we have reviewed before. Speaking of […]
Interview with Comrad – Full of Texas
In this interview, we chat with Comrad about influences, his newest project, and more. Full Q&A, links, and a stream of Full of Texas below. Let’s dive a little deeper into You, the artist and your music. What attracted you to this genre(s) or style(s)? Comrad: Lots of singer songwriters like Paul Simon, Ani Difranco. […]
Interview with Jordan Mackampa – Open Arms
Jordan Mackampa is a man made up of misspelt lyrics, milky tea and Etta James tracks playing on a vintage wooden steepletone. He is a hand-stitched soulster in every sense of the word. Hailing from the Democratic Republic of Congo and growing up between London and Coventry, Jordan combines his timeless soulful voice with melodic […]
Kathy Muir Releases New Single, The Other Side
Kathy Muir has released an impactful, soulful, sweet sounding new single and video titled “The Other Side” A song about intolerance, Kathy lays her heart on the line and her talents on the table to pay tribute to anyone who has experienced the unfortunate consequences of systematic intolerance…or intolerance of any kind really. The song […]
Interview with Bird & Thorn – To The West
Bird & Thorn is a Los Angeles-based indie folk band that began in early 2014 when Brendan Han (guitar/vocals), who had been diligently crafting a series of folk-pop songs, reunited with childhood friend Jeff Leblow (trombone/violin/vocals). Leblow’s college friends, Sean Embrey-Stine (keys/vocals), Wayana Dolan (bari sax/violin/vocals), and Alyssa Cottle (alto sax/vocals) quickly hopped on board, […]
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