Lisa Bouchelle’s latest single, “Jump In!,” is currently #21 on the Billboard Magazine A/C Indicator chart. Lisa has sung backup for Bruce Springsteen, dueted in concert with Jon Bon Jovi, garnered millions of streams, and toured with and/or opened for Train, Bryan Adams, Jason Mraz, Colbie Caillat, The Wailers, Shooter Jennings, Meat Loaf, Blues Traveler, […]
Interview with Kevin the Persian – Southern Dissonance
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Kevin the Persian about the latest music, surviving 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 Lafayette, Louisiana and now live in New Orleans. My songs […]
Interview with Mr. Mac – Invisible Line
Mr. Mac enjoys writing songs that span across genre-boundaries. Sometimes traditional, sometimes experimental, Mr Mac likes to push the limits of his musical and lyrical lexicon. His songs are celebrative, rapturous, sometimes silly, and resist easy characterization. His music has a retro-vibe that keeps production effects to a minimum, allowing the true tones of the […]
Interview with Miles Sarma – Old Time Lover
Miles Sarma is a singer songwriter from Byron Bay Northern NSW Australia, performing a mixture of rock roots/ blues based rock songs that speak of life’s journeys, loves lost and found. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Miles about the latest release, adapting during a pandemic, technology and more. Full Q&A along with links […]
Interview with Rendered – Must Be The Enemy
Blackpool based rock band Rendered are have released their 2nd single “Must Be The Enemy!”. A dense, layered approach with intricate guitars & heavy emotive choruses. Their music hearkens back to the harder edges of the mid-90s, whilst offering a fresh, and, at times, harrowing perspective on growing older in a gritty northern town. Hard-hitting swaggering drums, a […]
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 The Assist – Television Kid
Ever since forming in 2014, The Assist have had their finger on the pulse of how the modern generation consume music, soaking their soaring indie anthems with hip-hop-inflected beats, dance-tinged rhythms and blistering breakdowns. It’s this eclectic adventurism that has seen The Assist sell out venues across Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield as well as […]
Interview with THE iMAGINARY FRIENDS – The Golden Age of the Narcissist
THE iMAGINARY FRIENDS are a London based, inter-gender, gloom drenched new-wave band. With a punk swagger and cinematic production, brutally analysing modern western culture. Consciously trying to push the boundaries of what it means to be a band in the 21st Century, sonically, lyrically and visually. In this interview spotlight, I chat with THE iMAGINARY […]
Interview with The Right Fiction – Rumble Young Man
From Philadelphia, PA, The Right Fiction is an electrifying ensemble that melds vintage rock and roll with the classic R&B of their hometown. After writing and recording music over the past two years, the band is ready to hit center-stage with “Rumble Young Man,” their debut single. The song, which was recorded at Rob Hyman’s […]
Interview with Gom Jabbar
Gom Jabbar is an unapologetic musical calamity from around the world. Expect poetic lyrics that run deep, with themes ranging from the personal to the cosmic. Instrumentations range from tastefully acoustic and jazzy to contemporary electronic. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Gom Jabbar about the latest music, adapting during a pandemic, technology and […]
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