From a young age, danny G has balanced playing three sports and performing in select choirs. He wrote his first song at just 7 years old and has always loved sharing the joys of music with others through performance. Now a soon-to-be Belmont University graduate, danny G recently left his successful career as a D1 […]
Olga Solar Releases Enchanting, Infectious New Single (and Video), Listen to Tingle Fingers Now
Australian indie pop creative Olga Solar has received airtime on Triple J, screen time on MTV as well as placement in Apple Music’s Best of the Week and The A List: New Artists playlists. Having paid her dues as a violinist in pit orchestras, scoring short films and writing for musical theater, Olga Solar takes […]
Meghan & Caitlin Need No Apology, Celebrate Liberation with New Single “Mean”
Chicago based pop duo Meghan & Caitlin have arrived with a strong, intense single titled Mean, now available anywhere you listen to music. With powerful vocals guaranteed to make an impact, this sister duo delivers a powerfully emotive song which celebrates the liberation that comes along with being yourself and standing up for who you […]
Rhett Repko Returns With Jammin’ New EP, Listen to Songs Of The Night Now
Rhett Repko has graced these pages multiple times in the past so it’s only natural for his band’s latest EP, Songs of the Night, to receive some spotlight. Be sure to check out the previous features here, here and here (opens in new tab). Songs of the Night includes five tracks of excellent song crafting […]
Ferera Swan Releases Powerful New Single, Second Time Now Available
Singer, songwriter, pianist, composer and producer Ferera Swan has arrived with her powerful new single Second Time. By the age of 14, Ferera Swan had composed her first cinematic score, written her first song two years prior, played violin for 6 years and piano for 9 years. Her cinematic score, Serenity, was performed by four […]
Interview with sycloner – Lost and Found
Australia based sycloner’s first EP ‘Not Without You‘, released in July of 2018, explored the relational complexities of unmatched expectations and enmeshment, drawing from many stylistic influences of the last few decades. sycloner’s second EP ‘Lost and Found‘, to be released February 15th (2019), investigates vanity, narcissism, and the challenges of cultivating self-awareness. In this interview spotlight, […]
Interview with SHEE
In this interview spotlight, I chat with SHEE about her debut release, technology, challenges, motivations 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 currently live in […]
Interview with Eliza Spear – There Has To Be More
There Has To Be More is inspired by Eliza Spear’s experience feeling trapped in LA, fueled by the idea that no matter how stuck someone may feel, they possess the inner strength to show them the way out. The track showcases Eliza’s impressive vocal range soaring over what starts off as a simple and delicate […]
Interview with Zyles – Cuddle Puddle
Self-described “professional pop” outfit Zyles has just dropped his third single this year, titled “Cuddle Puddle.” The single is an upbeat indie pop dance track that B-Sides Badlands have called “blissful…flammable dance bop,” and a “fevered fist-pumper.” ‘Cuddle Puddle’ depicts a universe where everything is a little bit wrong. But why would you think about […]
Interview with Adam Ambrose – Little Green Cabins
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Adam Ambrose about hardships, motivations, technology, rising above it all and, of course, his latest project Little Green Cabins. 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 […]
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