New Jersey based singer/songwriter I am Curbie has arrived with his latest album, Better Late Than Forever, featuring a collection of 13 acoustic driven, indie pop-rockin’ tracks that are guaranteed to engage, stimulate and keep you listening for the album’s duration. With a strong history of playing in different bands, I am Curbie eventually found […]
Peter Barr Releases Uplifting, Jammin’ New Single, More As We Go
Brooklyn, NYC based Peter Barr has a passion for drumming that took him from his Chicago roots to his current status of creating, recording and performing regularly in Brooklyn and surrounding boroughs of New York City. On top of his regular gigs, Peter also plays for dance classes, recording sessions and theatre productions. His newest […]
Interview with Couldn’t Be Happiers – The Happiest
The Couldn’t Be Happiers are a folk-country-rock duo out of Winston-Salem. HuffPost entertainment writer Lisa Lynn Snedeker recently listed their debut EP as one of her “[f]avorite musical picks of 2017,” earlier calling them a “promising musical act” reminiscent “of all the best things about classic country music.” Burke County, North Carolina native Jodi Hildebran […]
Interview with C.Shreve the Professor – Free The Optimus
Chris Shreve (aka C.Shreve the Professor) is a Deep Gap, North Carolina MC and founder of the award winning hip hop collective Free The Optimus (FTO). A senior lecturer at Appalachian State University by day, this veteran emcee brings unique and dynamic perspective to both the studio and the live stage. C.Shreve defines Free The […]
Interview with Doc Fell & co. – Dust Bowl Heart
Deep in the heart of Cherokee Country, in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, the small town of Tahlequah, Oklahoma is giving rise to a dynamic and eclectic cure for the common country music rut. Led by Dr. John Fell (a general practitioner by day and manically expressive singer-songwriter and acoustic guitarist by night) and […]
Interview with Prateek – Emma
Prateek is a singer-songwriter from Boston, Massachusetts. He first picked up the guitar in middle school, and began writing songs in college influenced both by classic folk artists such as Simon and Garfunkel and contemporary artists such as Jason Isbell and Ryan Adams. After releasing an EP, “Walking in my Sleep,” in 2016, Prateek […]
Interview with Rue Snider – Moving Me
Rue Snider has released two albums and four EPs, and toured America extensively since 2012. He has made appearances at SXSW and Folk Alliance International, and shared the stage with Lydia Loveless, Tom Maxwell (Squirrel Nut Zippers), Nate Farley (Guided By Voices), and Superhuman Happiness. He recently finished recording his third LP in Nashville, to […]
Interview with Stress Dolls
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Stress Dolls about motivations, challenges, the latest project and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Stress Dolls by Stress Dolls 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 […]
Interview with (Knoxville based) Mass Driver – Jurassic Mutha
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Knoxville based rockers Mass Driver about the latest project, 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.) The […]
Interview with My’Key Iso – Blessings
The post-Hurricane Harvey rap song, Blessings, is an uplifting track to remind us to count our blessings in life. After a period of misfortune and being displaced from his home due to flooding, My’Key Iso slipped into a slight depression. The country’s relief efforts and the abundance of support he received from loved ones revived […]
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