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, […]
Interview with Pat Kennedy
Pat Kennedy is a singer-songwriter based in Brooklyn. In this interview, we discuss influences, the newest project, and more. Full Q&A, links, and a stream of Pat’s self-titled EP below. EP by Pat Kennedy Let’s dive a little deeper into You, the artist and your music. What attracted you to this genre(s) or style(s)? Folk […]
Interview with This Frontier Needs Heroes
Listening to This Frontier Needs Heroes is like having your friends play in your backyard while the sun comes up. With their powerful delivery and delicate harmonies, their music is full of idealistic lyrical stories of love, loss and longing for a better world. In this interview, we have a virtual pow wow with This […]
Interview with Scotch Mist – Speak of the Devil
In this interview, we chat with Scotch Mist about their influences, newest project and more. Full Q&A, links, and a stream of Speak of the Devil below. Let’s dive a little deeper into You, the artist and your music. What attracted you to this genre(s) or style(s)? AZ: We come from a musical household; our […]
Interview with First Year On Earth – Worn Road
First Year On Earth is a 4-piece from Austin Texas that combine elements of indie folk, rock, and Americana. The band has formed a reputation for their eclectic live shows. What started as an ambition for front man and Australian native Ryan Murphy, has quickly evolved into a musical journey. While living back in his […]
Interview with Gestures & Sounds – Coach
Gestures & Sounds is an alternative folk group based in Los Angeles. Erik Fashingbauer, Jory Federighi and Brian LeGoo- grew up in Northern Wisconsin, where they started playing together in high school. After finding themselves together in LA a few years later, they began writing together again. They played swell LA venues such as The […]
Interview with Daniel Amedee – Life
Daniel Amedee is living proof that a musician can be from New Orleans, but not necessarily be of New Orleans, a distinction that courses through his quirky, eccentric songwriting style, informed by a haunting bluesy vocalese that scratches the soul somewhere between Tom Waits and Captain Beefheart, and certainly belies Daniel’s 29 years. In fact, […]
Interview with The Other Words – Days Like Gold
Formed in 2013, The Other Words made waves with a unique blend of pop, folk, and country. The band is led by Aaron Crankshaw and Jenna Ryin, whose combined vocals provide a bridge between the twang of old rock and the powerful soul of today’s pop and blues. Accompaniment includes talented banjo/guitar player, Choco Freta, […]
Interview with Jesse Ruben – First Day of Summer
The message that Brooklyn singer/songwriter Jesse Ruben has been spreading through his music is simple and direct. I can. You can. We Can. When Jesse originally wrote his song “We Can“, he had just run the NYC Marathon and hoped to inspire people to start running. As it turns out, his message was meant to […]
Mid Tenn Listens – Brilliant Indie – 15 August
Mid Tenn Listens – this week’s jedi picks Brilliant Indie Music From Brilliant Folks Ships Have Sailed – Earmilk said “”Ships Have Sailed is the rare case of a band name embodying its sound. Their melodies soar effortlessly and their inspired, rounded resonance reminds me of 90s alt-rock bands that have since gone out to sea…” […]
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