We recently had an opportunity to interview The Recreation Station, an indie (electro) folk-rock band originating from the great land of Madison, Wisconsin. Below Shawn Wiederhoeft answers questions as I try to learn more about the band and their music. Let’s jump in. Who are you? Where are you from? And what style of music […]
Jana Pochop “For and Against” – I’m All For it!
Austin’s J-Po ( Jana Pochop) has hit with her second indie american roots EP, “For and Against,” and I can’t find a darn thing against it. If there is a sound to the south-west, Jana’s songs and music define it. From the raw, emotive vocals to the guitars that sting like sand on the wind, […]
Interview with Fatback Circus
We recently reviewed Fatback Circus‘ self-titled third release and now we are back with this interview to give us more insight on this excellent group of music men. Make sure you check out the above video for ‘Brain Damage’ which was featured in SXSW’s music video showcase. Let’s warm up. Who are you? We are […]
Greater Alexander Spreads Positive Love
It’s not every day you get to wake up to music as sweet and soothing as this. Greater Alexander knows a little about the see-saw of life. You know..that constant struggle and sway we all experience between the light side and the dark side. Throughout the new album, Greater Alexander creates a peaceful journey through tangled […]
Andy Palmer Takes His Chances On Hazard of the Die
“So much of our lives is a roll of the die. We become saints or criminals, monks or defendants largely because of what has happened to us and around us. A lot of who we are is out of our control.” Andy Palmer explains. Three years of being a public defender in Brooklyn, New York […]
The Whispering Tree Prepare The Escape
Classically trained vocalist Eleanor Kleiner and French bassist Elie Brangbour have been traveling across the globe for the past 8 years sharing their unique style of folk-rock. With the release of their 2010 debut Go Call The Captain, The Whispering Tree found themselves performing in South America followed by 7 months of gigs in China. […]
Sasha Papernik Achieves Victory
Sasha Papernik is what happens when the Russian opera meets the genres of folk and swing at a Broadway musical. With an enchanting voice, an engaging wall of sounds, themes of love, loss, and solitude, and influences from her Russian-American heritage; Sasha is blasting through the music cosmos with something that will catch the star […]
Optic Yellow Felt
Optic Yellow Felt first began its journey back in 1997 when the Nader brothers (born in Brazil but raised in the states), moved back to their homeland of Brazil. Being heavily influenced by the alternative rock scene in the US, songwriting became a natural part of the brothers’ lives. Optic Yellow Felt was officially formed […]
Jonathan Ferguson Finds Its Sweeter After Difficulties
Jonathan Ferguson is a folk-rock singer, songwriter, and excellent storyteller. In our recent interview, we spoke with him about the music and arts scene in Calgary, Canada, his influences, and his refreshing playing style. Sweeter After Difficulties is a beautiful album. Jonathan plays his guitar as much for percussion as he does for laying down […]
Paul Koudouris Is Better Off With The Blues
“I’d rather call the Delta my home than on a high rise any day…” -Paul Koudouris Paul Koudouris is a man after my heart. His new album Twenty Something is a great collection of songs in pure bluesy, folk-pop fashion. Have I mentioned that this dude’s soul can sing!? A singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, Paul […]
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