I’ve been lucky enough to work with Fuel, Jonny Lang, Melissa Etheridge, and producers like Michael Beinhorn, Rob Cavallo and Julian Raymond. I had a front row seat learning the tricks of the trade, going from inspiration to a reality. In those days, I did a little bit of everything including working rehearsals for KISS, […]
Interview with Joe Nolan – Hunters Meadow
Singer/songwriter Joe Nolan is an East Nashville music pioneer who recorded the first of four CDs on the “right side of the Cumberland River” 13 years before the neighborhood had Rolling Stone naming Nashville the “Best Music Scene” in the country. Nolan moved to Nashville from Detroit in 1992 and signed his first publishing contract […]
Mishti Releases Infectious, Energetic, Hard Rockin’ New Single, Obsessed
Tokyo native, NYC based singer/songwriter Mishti has delivered an adrenaline pumpin’, electrified, gritty rockin’ new single titled Obsessed. Helping cure cancer by day and rockin’ out at NYC venues by night, Mishti‘s blend of post pop, bluesy, electro rock sounds is a contagious wave of frequencies guaranteed to overwhelm your senses. At least on her […]
Interview with Richard Schroder – Drive
Briefly, the storyline reads like this: one-time rocker hangs up his guitar to grow a business and start a family. But, no surprise, the music inside him never really dies. After a time, he renews his commitment to songwriting and sets his site on Nashville, where great songs are prized above all else. “My dream […]
Interview with Mason Summit – Summer Cold
Mason Summit is a singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, CA. Since age 13, he has been playing around L.A. at venues such as Genghis Cohen, Molly Malone’s, The House of Blues, and Hotel Café. Mason’s third album, Gunpowder Tracks, was released in September 2016, and has garnered comparisons to Wilco and Ryan Adams, as well as […]
Interview with Strangers By Accident – Reckless
Hailing from the same dirty-water city that birthed favorites like Aerosmith, The Pixies, and Guster, and new indie heroes like the Ballroom Thieves and Honeysuckle, Strangers by Accident are an authentic, energetic indie-folk act with an old-school respect for songwriting. Their debut EP, recorded at BearTone Records in 2016, was released less than two years […]
Matt Westin is Our Redneck of the Woods, Powerful New Single Now Available
Walking away from a promising career in engineering, Matt Westin found his true voice through the creative outlets of music and acting. Raised in a blue collar family in Pittsburgh, Westin has always pursued passions whether it be sports, academics or the arts. Fueled by the thrill of live performance, the tragic death of his […]
Interview with Seasonal Beast – Muscle Memory
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Seasonal Beast about various styles of rock music, challenges, their latest release and more. Full Q&A along with links and a stream of their album, Muscle Memory, below. Where are you from and what style of Indie Rock would you classify yourselves as? I’m originally from the Tel […]
Elena Andujar Revives Flamenco, Blends With Hip Hop and Dance Music For Innovative, Uplifting Sounds
Miami based artist Elena Andujar truly stands out in a musical world over saturated with predictable and conventional songs. Raised in an environment where Flamenco was a way of life, Elena’s music is a healthy and stimulating blend of Flamenco, Dance and Hip Hop. You might be trying to wrap your mind around how that […]
Dru Cutler Previews Forthcoming Album, Bring Closer The Distance, With 2 Song EP Including Re-Imagined Leonard Cohen Classic
As a musical jack of all trades, Dru Cutler has an impressive history fueling his momentum. To prep listeners and fans for his forthcoming album, Dru has released a 2-song EP which teases us with the A-side Oceanside and the re-imagined Leonard Cohen classic Dance Me To The End of Love as the B-side. Oceanside […]
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