Matt Oestreicher has traveled the musical universe allowing his creative sensibilities to absorb an eclectic palette of musical styles including, but not limited to: funk, soul, jazz, R&B, rock, third stream, kirtan, and avant-garde. On his journey, Matt has worked and performed with an amazing list of musical talents. You might recognize a few names: […]
Niki Kennedy Sings About The Weather Up There, New EP Now Available
New Zealand native, Canadian resident singer/songwriter Niki Kennedy has delivered an enchanting blend of pop, rock and jazz elements on her new 5-song EP titled The Weather Up Here. The project dropped on November 9th! Melodically rich, harmonically pleasing and musically engaging, The Weather Up Here displays Niki’s strong vocals over sonic foundations that seep […]
Interview with willow|speak – hudson
Progressive-folk act, willow|speak, is an expanding musical project that stirs familiar emotive response, while stimulating a more adventurous creativity. Through the foundation of acoustic folk music, new perspective achieved by weaving in ambient music, and a less conventional style of songwriting. In this interview spotlight, I chat with willow|speak about his solo debut, challenges, motivations, […]
Abby Ahmad Releases New Single and Music Video, Because Now Available
NYC based singer/songwriter Abby Ahmad recently released her single Because. Today, I want to share with you the music video for that release! For this single, Abby and her husband hauled all their equipment from Brooklyn to Pennsylvania for a house- and dog-sitting adventure. They set up their studio in Abby’s childhood bedroom and began […]
Interview with Carl Lorusso Jr. – Murder Tools
Toronto based singer/songwriter Carl Lorusso Jr. has released Murder Tools, his fourth album. Lorusso’s 2017 release, 100 Broken Words, was nominated for a Toronto Independent Music Award in the category of Best Folk/Blues. Working with 2-time NOW Magazine Producer of the Year Harrison Fine, Carl Lorusso Jr’s new record presents a fresh chapter in his […]
Local Spotlight: Interview with MK Ellison – Nothing But The Rain
Nothing but the Rain, the first single from indie singer-songwriter MK Ellison’s upcoming Good October EP, is three minutes of quiet intensity and Ellison’s special brand of strangeness. With an energetic solo guitar and evocative vocal, Nothing but the Rain touches upon themes of addiction and isolation. The accompanying music video uses footage from The […]
Interview with Dan Baldwin of Flesh Club Society – Paranoia
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Dan Baldwin of Flesh Club Society about the latest release, challenges, motivations and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Paranoia by Flesh Club Society Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms […]
Local Spotlight: Interview with Jake Fields – The Other Side of Waiting
The Other Side of Waiting is really an ode for leaping into something new, which is personally akin to me releasing music now and establishing myself as an artist. The song was written in a 3 hour span with co-writer, Jim McGorman, and I feel the song has a real immediacy and energy that just […]
Interview with Bellhouse – Like You Loved Us
Swedish electro-pop artist Bellhouse returns with shimmering new single Like You Loved Us, out now. Talking about the single, Bellhouse – aka Emma-Lee Andersson – elaborates, “its a song about those pure, desperate emotions, when two people are trying to convince themselves that they are over but their hearts just wants to go back to […]
Interview with Nashville’s Gracie & The Valley – Serotonin
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Gracie & The Valley about the latest project, challenges, what motivates them 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.) […]
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