Buffalo Mend isn’t afraid to go against the grain. In a world that moves at the speed of light, Buffalo Mend reminds us it’s ok to slow down. In a world lost in the glitz and glam of overly polished productions, Buffalo Mend reminds us it’s ok to be organic, gritty and lo-fi. In a […]
Memories of Joi (by Malmo), a look into the memories of an artificially made “person”, Now Available!
Native to Norway, Marius Malmo began creating music off and on around 1997. Fast forward to the present and we have an uplifting, jamming, electro-pop single titled Memories of Joi, a look into the memories of an artificially made person…or should I say “person“. Calling on the talented vocalist and lyricist Enlia, Malmo transports us […]
Interview with Issadora Ava – No One Belongs Here More Than You
Issadora Ava’s latest indie pop EP, No One Belongs Here More Than You, dropped on February 28th in collaboration with Pac Ave Records, University of the Pacific’s student-run record label. Featuring four original songs, written by Issadora and collaboratively produced with the student sound engineers of Pacific, the EP evokes the dreamy sounds of other […]
Interview with Faultlines – Save Us
As COVID-19 has my family and I on week 4 of “near-complete lock down” on top of practicing social distancing in public spaces, Faultlines have unleashed an organic, powerful, passionate single that tackles the problems created and exacerbated by the private, for-profit, Western health industry. With that topic in play, this monster of a virus […]
Interview with Joe Daccache – Better Days
Originally from Lebanon, but raised in North Carolina, Joe Daccache is now in Nashville. Daccache made his debut to the Nashville music scene during his live performance at the 2018 Urban Pop Showcase. Since then, he was featured in Altadena’s R&b Night Showcase, and has appeared on other Nashville artist’s bills. His lyrical wit and […]
Interview with Ashley Wool – Automatoronic
One could argue that Ashley Wool is a natural born talent. Since she wrote her first song to go along with a butterfly rock star character she conceived one Halloween at age 7, her songwriting and performance arts instincts have been hard to ignore. Fast forward through the years, sprinkle in life’s ups and downs, […]
Rian Mac Teams Up with James Gardiner and Victor Campos for Latest Single, I’m The One Now Available!
With $20 in his pocket, Rian Mac left Ireland for the US with the beginnings of the perfect story line on a quest for the “American Dream”. Along with that $20, Rian also had a guitar. He began busking on the streets of San Francisco. Eventually he crossed paths with Victor Campos. They became a […]
Interview with Lina Cooper – By Abe’s
Native to the Ukraine but now in Boston, indie pop singer/songwriter Lina Cooper has an impressive and life-long history with music as well as a never ending passion to create her own sounds. Influenced by and playing since a very young age, Lina’s influences range from a wide array of classical arrangements to the smorgasbord […]
Dan Miraldi Releases Organic, Beautiful Sounding Album, Mood Music For Introverts Now Available!
Cleveland-born, NYC based singer/songwriter (and two-time John Lennon Songwriting Contest Finalist) Dan Miraldi changes gears on his latest album for a more organic, more naturally paced, folk rockin’ album titled Mood Music for Introverts. We live in mentally-exhausting times, I wanted to make something that slowed things down. In some sense, these songs are reacting […]
Interview with Arielle Silver – What Really Matters
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Arielle Silver about her new release (What Really Matters), technology, motivations and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Hi Arielle! 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 […]
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