In this interview spotlight, I chat with William Goin about his latest project, challenges, motivations and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Right For You by William Goin Let’s dive a little deeper into You, the artist and your music. What attracted you to this genre(s) or style(s)? The genres I write […]
Interview with Ghost X Gardens – Heartbreak Hotel Chelsea
Ghost X Gardens is an idiosyncratic artist who has delivered a bit of a peculiar record. The album was recorded while maintaining permanent residency in the legendary Chelsea Hotel, weaving in fascinating, gin-soaked chats with the famous cross-dressing matriarch of the Hotel, Storme’ DeLarverie. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Ghost X Gardens about […]
Interview with Nick Arneson – MidLifeCrisis
Eclectic PDX based musician and producer Nick Arneson recently released album ‘MidLifeCrisis’. As a 30-something singer-songwriter, producer and media creative, Arneson is unusually enthusiast towards the unconventional, and has set some bold plans into play to promote his album. The 7.5 track release will be followed-up by a recently announced series of invite-only “Live From […]
Interview with Free P – AnyDayNow
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Clarksville native, Los Angeles based Free P about his latest project, challenges, motivations 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 […]
Scott Chasolen Releases Limbo, New Album Coming Soon
Northern New Jersey native singer/songwriter/musician Scott Chasolen began playing music at the tender age of ten. Trumpets and drums soon led way to his true love, the piano. By age 16, he was performing in NYC and studying jazz with passion, enthusiasm and ambition. While writing, recording and touring with the instrumental group ulu, Scott […]
Interview with Monsterboy – The Nashville Sessions
Monsterboy is a husband and wife indie pop duo based in Arkansas. Veronica plays bari-saxophone and Chris Long composes, plays guitar as well as handling vocal duties. Their first three songs are called the Nashville Sessions as they were inspired by the duo’s visits to Nashville. It is a magical town in which anything can […]
Interview with Jo Marches – Monsters
Utrecht outfit Jo Marches return with their captivating new EP, Day In Day Out, out on October 26th (2018). Filled with epic synth swells, soaring electronic soundscapes and front woman Johanneke Kranendonk’s soft, warm vocals, Day In Day Out is a truly impressive piece of work from the offset. Opening track Clearing feels instantly reminiscent […]
Elza Releases Lead Single Swayed, Upcoming Album Nothing’s Wrong Coming Soon
Born in Russia, Elza is a multi-faceted creative who studied audio engineering and sound design in Tel Aviv, Israel before moving to Canada where she is now located. Her latest single, Swayed, and accompanying music video are now available as she prepares to release her forthcoming album Nothing’s Wrong. As the primary artist, composer, producer, […]
Interview with SARRA – Kerosene
In this interview spotight, I chat with SARRA about her latest single Kerosene, motivations, challenges 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.) I’m from Dallas, TX. […]
Randall Lee Richards Returns With Powerful New Single, Heartbreak In The Making
In our previous Randall Lee Richards feature, I went into more details about his history including landing a deal as a songwriter with a Music Row publisher as a teenager by going door to door until someone said finally “yes”. Be sure to check out that article for more (opens in new tab). Richards is […]
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