Eric Sleeper carries a unique, dreamy, and tangible vibe that sets him apart from his peers. Taking pride in bending multiple genres, he encapsulates indie, acoustic rock, and folk all to create his own distinctive sound. Directing focus toward his lyrical mind frame, Eric writes his songs to be captivating, riveting, and relatable. Taking inspiration […]
Interview with Low Tide Levee
Low Tide Levee is the funky psychedelic and alternative rock group based out of Berkeley, CA from the musical brain of singer/songwriter, drummer, and former marine biologist Amy Brookes. “The name Low Tide Levee speaks to me on a lot of levels: I do love marine biology, I am a diver, and I am passionate […]
Interview with Kristen Rae Bowden – “Hard to Love”
Coursing within the heart and mind of singer/songwriter Kristen Rae Bowden is a beautiful turmoil of tenderness and willfulness. Her latest single, the indie pop “Hard to Love,” was released on Valentines Day as an ironic eye-roll at commercial romance. The song expresses the cynicism that shelters a broken heart after a breakup. The track features […]
Interview with Gracie Jet – “Be Like Us”
Owen Sound, Ontario-based artist Gracie Jet wears her heart on her sleeve and lets her hair flow with the wind. She has always shown tenderness and understanding toward people’s lives. Her lyrics come from a place of passion, dealing not only with traditional themes such as love and relationships but also more difficult topics such […]
Interview with Erika Olson – This is How I Pray
Erika Olson, an American Expat, raises babies and writes songs in the high weald of East Sussex, combining vulnerable vocals, contemporary storytelling, and musical influences spanning indie, folk, country, blues, Americana and pop. Her latest release is the folk pop ballad “Benefit of the Doubt” from her upcoming debut album, This is How I Pray. […]
Interview with Rusty Reid – Bayou Line: Songs From Houston
There’s something about the Bayou that’s hard to explain. You could call it charm, charisma even. Whatever it is, life on the Bayou has it’s own distinct style and vibe. I’ve lived in a lot of places, but none compared to my time there. So when Rusty Reid sent over his new album, Bayou Line: […]
Interview with Rose Cora Perry – Not My Time
Rose Cora Perry is the former frontwoman of major label signed act Anti-Hero and has performed at some of the world’s most renowned music festivals including: Summer NAMM, Canadian Music Week, NorthbyNortheast, Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers Regatta, Warped Tour, and MEANYFest NYC. Bringing audiences of over 500,000 to tears with her emotional sound and sincere performances, […]
Interview with Ray Levier
Ray Levier is not only an in-demand sideman and TV/Film composer, he finesses jazz-fusion grooves, swinging a jazz combo, laying down rugged hip-hop beats and nasty funk, accompanying singer-songwriters with subtle grace, and bashing away at rock beats with panache and precision. Ray divides his time as a drummer and composer with with teaching, clinics, […]
Interview with Emily + Shawn – “You and I”
Emily + Shawn are the Brooklyn-based indie folk duo who’s songwriting is a reflection of their lives and beliefs. Their new single “you and i” is an indie folk ballad reminiscent of The Lumineers meets Mumford and Sons with beautiful harmonies and a catchy hook. The song is about a love that lives its day-to-day […]
Interview with Todd Mosby – “Georgia’s World”
Todd Mosby, the contemporary jazz and jazz fusion songwriter, just talks about his new single “Georgia’s World,” and his career!
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