Through years of experience in the music industry (both in the US and abroad), Bob Jeter has gained much insight into what makes a song work. In the 3 areas of writing, production, and performing, he has worked with well-known composers and producers, as well as lesser-known independent artists. Although he is socially aware and […]
Interview with Tito Montana – All We Do
Tito Montana is an artist, entrepreneur, Final Score Ent. music label owner/executive, and Hip Hop music advocate born and raised in New York. Although born in Brooklyn, he moved upstate to Poughkeepsie and has been a major champion of putting artists on greater platforms, and contributing to the rising Hip Hop scene in the area. […]
Interview with Carissa Johnson – Tourist
Carissa Johnson has released her latest music video, “Tourist,” off her latest E.P. Blue Hour. The music video, a collaboration with Jampson Films, features Carissa in her apartment, experiencing day-to-day tasks as a tourist in her own home. Reflecting on her experiences during quarantine, the music video uses humor to cope with feelings of isolation. […]
Interview with Amber Lewis – Lips & Teeth
Amber Lewis is a singer-songwriter, painter, and rising social worker living in Brooklyn. A poet at heart, Lewis is influenced by Joni Mitchell, Nina Simone, and Mitski, and uses song as a form of intimate storytelling. Amber has been performing since she was a child, and has appeared at Rockwood Music Hall, The Bowery Electric, […]
Interview with Tate Simms – Utmost
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Tate Sims about the latest project (Utmost), adapting during the pandemic, 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 was born in NYC, NY and basically raised in Teaneck NJ, which […]
Interview with Malcolm Brickhouse – Beautiful Faces
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Malcolm Brickhouse about the latest music, adapting during a pandemic, 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 from Brooklyn, New York. My music really doesn’t have a specific genre, […]
Interview with Emily Sara – Mismatch
Singer, actor, and filmmaker Emily Sara has released her 6 song visual E.P., Mismatch, now available on all streaming services and for view on YouTube. The multi-genre visual E.P. explores identity and belonging and features a mixed group of musicians ranging in styles including R&B, Latin jazz, alternative pop, spoken word, and pop soul. In […]
Interview with Poetica – Unconditional
Poetica is the latest project from alt folk composer, producer, poet, and singer/songwriter Rachael Sage. Pulling from spoken-word touchstones like Leonard Cohen, Patti Smith, and Laurie Anderson, Poetica’s self-titled debut plays at the edges of genres and song structures, moving effortlessly between folk, jazz, and classical influences. Working with her longtime cellist Dave Eggar, along […]
Interview with EJ Carey – Outlier
If you took the angst ridden anthems of the 2000s and combined them with the truth bearing storytelling of country music, you’d find yourself listening to EJ Carey. EJ’s blend of pop rock packs an emotional punch by reintroducing the sounds of her teen years to the age of Spotify under the guise of confessional […]
Interview with Jason Matu – Fare Thee Well
Renowned indie-folk artist Jason Matu is yearning for better days ahead, just like the rest of us. “Fare Thee Well” – the first single from Jason Matu’s upcoming Same Day EP – is a white hot slab of Americana in which Jason says so long to the bad times (and the even worse vibes) of recent […]
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