Born and raised in Amsterdam to a Catholic mother and Hindu father, Joelle Charan is empowered by her mixed heritage and religions. Upon graduating from the Conservatory of Amsterdam, she moved to New York to deepen her knowledge of songwriting. She studied at The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music in Manhattan with generous […]
Interview with Mystee – cold coffee/hurricane martin
Singer-songwriter Mystee has released her latest two track single, ‘cold coffee/hurricane Martin,’ now available on all streaming platforms. Inspired by artists like Soccer Mommy and Phoebe Bridgers, “cold coffee” and its B-side, “hurricane martin,”bring about a new era in Mystee’s songwriting. Her lyrics paint pictures of puzzling darkness, scraping the corners of her subconscious. In […]
Interview with Aro Rose – Damaged
Amanda Rose O’Connor, known professionally as Aro Rose, is an American singer-songwriter. Born February 18th, 1999 in Manhattan, New York. Music has always been a huge part of Aro’s life. Growing up, she always had a passion for playing the piano and writing. Throughout high school, Aro Rose would write poems based on her own […]
Interview with Ian Bamberger – I Know I Know Nothing
New York rock artist Ian Bamberger has released his first single from his upcoming album. “I Know I Know Nothing” is available now! The track is a full blown rock and roll anthem, complete with dueling guitar solos, booming choruses and an intriguing narrative. The track was written and produced by Ian Bamberger, with guitar […]
Interview with Clarinetto Reeds – A Little Something Different
Clarinetto Reeds is an Austrian Clarinetist, composer and producer living in Vienna. He started with 10 years to play clarinet and closed his classical studies in Mozarteum when he was 25 years old. After that important step he concentrated on Jazz and Swing music and played in different bands. Next to many studio gigs he […]
Interview with Barret Turner – Wait
Barret Turner is a producer and singer-songwriter from Dallas, Texas. It all started when he was just a kid and picked up a guitar. He was constantly making music but never seemed to let his songs go further than the four walls of his room, until now. For the past 5 years, Barret has been […]
Interview with Faye – Alexandria
In an age of heavy production, Faye embraces an authentic garage sound with a focus on lyrics and a raw vocal that blends with smooth electric guitars and drums as she sings of Alexandria, the girl we’ve all wanted to be at some point in our lives. “This one night, I came back from hanging […]
Interview with Winter Grain – Passenger Seat
Originating from Utah, Winter Grain now calls Los Angeles home. With influences from Bonnie Raitt, Fleetwood Mac, The Milk Carton Kids, and First Aid Kit, Winter Grain is an acoustic folk-pop band who values craft, dynamics and vocal harmonies. Kate and Secily trade off vocals that weave together stories of nostalgia, growth, frustration, love and […]
Interview with Amorie – The Language of Letting Go
A certain type of music lover delves deep into the symbolism of their favourite songs. They offer and debate their own interpretations of what it all means. But they might be surprised to know that songwriters do exactly the same thing — even for songs they wrote. That’s the case for Amorie’s “The Language of […]
Interview with Art Napoleon – Avalene
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Art Napoleon about the latest release (Avalene), adapting during a pandemic 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 originally from a fairly remote Indigenous community in the Peace Region in […]
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