For entertainment, art, culture, history, architecture and general excitement, there’s really just no city like New York, aka Manhattan or “The Big Apple.” New York is one of the oldest cities in the United States, and its history still resonates to this day. New York combines a wonderful old world feeling with some of the […]
Dusty Grant Releases Powerful, Acoustic-Driven Rock Single and Video, All Crashed Down
Midwest based rocker and songwriter Dusty Grant has delivered his latest single and accompanying visual treatment (by Shattered Glass Films) for All Crashed Down. An acoustic-driven rock song, All Crashed Down is a powerful, emotion evoking, cathartic release as Dusty brings us front and center into life situations which can either break us…or make us. […]
Interview with No Dry County- Fifteen Piece Band
In this interview spotlight, I speak with No Dry County about the latest release, 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.) We’re based out […]
Faultlines Set To Premier Powerful Music Video for New Single Rain on March 9th
Faultlines (who we have featured and interviewed previously) are premiering the music video for their powerful new folk single, Rain. Having hosted two benefit concerts raising a combined $30,000+ for the ACLU of Southern California and Planned Parenthood of Los Angeles, Faultlines are riding that momentum by creating something really special with the song and […]
Interview with Kris Angelis – Bright Side, A Billion Hearts, Please Come Back Home
Written by Kris Angelis and producer/songwriter Adrianne Gonzalez, “Bright Side” explores finding the good in a negative situation. Angelis began writing at an early age, and when her family moved from Florida to California, the fertile artistic environment of Northern California inspired her to really chase her dream. In 2013 she released her critically praised […]
Interview with Layne Montgomery Paper Company – Teenage Feelings
Layne Montgomery is always thinking about songs: what makes the good ones work, what makes the bad ones interesting, how to make his own ones better. He is constantly on a quest to write a perfect song (something like “Age of Consent” by New Order or “MMMbop.”) His best friend Max Miller has been with […]
Interview with Scot Sax – Mr. Chocolate
Grammy winning songwriter, singer, and filmmaker, Scot Sax announces his latest musical endeavor, Mr. Chocolate. The songs that comprise Mr. Chocolate draw inspiration from David Bowie and Unknown Mortal Orchestra. Sax incorporates strange synthesizer sounds, big, fuzzy guitars with melodic bass lines and grooving drums on Mr. Chocolate’s debut. Lyrically, his songs touch on fatherhood, “Two Under Two,” […]
Interview with Roman Stark – Visible Side
It was in 2012, when then-student Roman Stark popped on a Soundcloud beat his friend had posted to Facebook, and for the first time, reached for a note-book and a pen. An immigrant from Ukraine, Stark channels the stories of his country, and his new home of NYC, on the brand new single Visible Side. […]
Interview with Eric Val – Tragedy
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Eric Val about the latest single Tragedy, why he is donating all proceeds to Recovery Community Connection, his 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 […]
Interview with Jordan Andrew – Midnight
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Jordan Andrew about the latest project, challenges, motivations and more. Full Q&A along with music and links below. Where are you from and what style of music would you classify yourselves as? Originally, I’m from Denville, a small town in New Jersey. Classifying my music is always hard, […]
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