Originally formed in 1986 by Gary Watts and Andrew Stirling-Brown, Hereford-based electronic band Nature of Wires toured regularly until 1994, playing a mixture of covers & originals; self-releasing their debut Modus Operandi album in 1993. In November 2014, Gary began composing music again, later forming an unlikely partnership with Maren Northway, otherwise known as CountessM […]
Interview with Jaron Strom – Freedom
Jaron Strom could soon be an artist that bridges the gap between pop and soul. With his smooth seductive tone and catchy melodies, he’s creating a buzz out of Charlotte, NC and making sure everybody hears it. He has been a self sustaining artist for over ten years performing on his own, in a band […]
Interview with Dust to Dust – On Fire
Taking their name from a song of one of their chief inspirations The Civil Wars, Dust to Dust is a new North Texas-based duo pairing the vocals of a talented, up-and-coming young singer Briton Malone with one of Dallas’s premier classical guitarists, Chris Richter. Chris had been performing classical guitar professionally around Dallas-Fort Worth area […]
Interview with Claire Kelly – Farewell Avenue
Lively melodies and soulful lyrics accompanied by acoustic guitar drive the folk/pop workings of Claire Kelly‘s music. Currently based in Milwaukee, Claire is playing a full set of summer shows around the Wisconsin area. Her most recent release, The Farwell Avenue EP, is a blend of styles, emotions and stories that feature an array of […]
Interview with Shorts – Long Story Short
White Plains, New York rapper Shorts presents Long Story Short, his new EP featuring Breeze Mantana and Kayne Precise. The EP comes on the heels of visuals for “Good Space” (watch) and “Money” (watch). “‘Long story short’ is a common phrase used to sum things up or conclude something,” Shorts says about his new project. […]
Interview with The Wilder Society – Lion’s Den
At first glance, this band may seem like an improbable patchwork quilt of a union. With backgrounds ranging from graphic design, theater, collegiate sports, film production, and IT work, the guys from The Wilder Society definitely bring something unique to the table, and this doesn’t even cover their past musical endeavors. Each of the four […]
Interview with Rue Snider – Broken Window
Rue Snider plays music on the road full time. Most of the shows are solo featuring acoustic and electric guitar. People have said he reminds them of Social Distortion, R.E.M, Bright Eyes, and Billy Bragg. He lives in Brooklyn, NY between tours. Broken Window releases October 7, 2016. The first single “Blackout” saw the light […]
Interview with Goldfeather – Spilled Milk
GOLDFEATHER is a Brooklyn-based folk music band-meets contemporary classical ensemble, with a dash of cabaret for flavor. Led by native Minnesotan singer and violinist Sarah Goldfeather, Goldfeather’s music has been described as “full of light and life” (The Current), “poignant…striking and laudable” (The Deli Magazine), and “[the] most musically talented ensemble ever” (Pen’s Eye View), […]
Interview with Mount Zion – Pick Me Up
In this interview, we chat with L.A. based synth pop duo Mount Zion about their newest project, influences, and more. Full Q&A as well as links and streams of “Pick Me Up” and “I | L | Y” available below. Let’s dive a little deeper into You, the artist and your music. What attracted you […]
Orlando’s Everlost US Releases New Album Live and Let Go
Orlando based rock/pop singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Everlost US has released his new album Live and Let Go, now streaming. Jared Kay is the creative force and one-man-show that is Everlost US. Teaching himself every instrument needed to write unforgettably catchy rock-poppin’ radio ready singles, Jared’s sound is on par with almost every popular, well-known rock, […]
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