Solo Solo is an indie rock, sibling duo. They live in Austin. They wrote, recorded, and mixed their first songs during quarantine in a storage unit. It was really hot in there. Greg’s the big brother. He got hit by a car and only has one-and-a-half legs now. Jon’s the little brother. He’s normal af. […]
Interview with Shylah Ray Sunshine – U.N.I.verses
An Algonquin native of Canada, Shylah Ray Sunshine is an award-nominated influential vocalist, musician, mother, and Soul Voice Singing coach. Coming from humble roots, she dreamed of becoming a pop star and began her self-taught journey of singing, piano, and percussion at a young age. After years of honing her craft and singing at karaoke […]
Interview with Don’t Panic – Conquer Divide
From the beginning, Don’t Panic has known no boundaries, bending and blending mainstream, pop, progressive rock, EDM and all-around weird. As collaborators, Jeffrey Robens, Dylan Rowe, and Ryan Obermeit’s multidimensional artistry is captured perfectly. Robens drives the band’s creative process and studio efforts, having written and produced the fresh and sophomore EPs, DOS Robot Circus […]
Interview with Centershift – Of…
LA rock/alternative group Centershift have released their latest EP ‘Of…’ via Auspicious Recordings/Wolf Entertainment. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Centershift about the music, dream collaborations, musical memories and more. Full Q&A along with links and music (including the video for From Where We Are) below. What’s something you’d like readers to know about […]
Interview with Zoe Clark – Wrong Time
Nashville pop artist and FRTYFVE Records signee Zoe Clark is a powerful vocalist and talented songwriter who has been paving her way to stardom. Harnessing her life experiences to deliver raw, honest, and vulnerable songs that are very relatable and cut to the heart, Zoe has made a name for herself as an exciting emerging […]
Interview with Cha Wilde & Davey Browne – Wild & Browne
Cha Wilde is a writer, songstress, painter, theologian, photographer and yoga teacher. Playfulness, freedom, wild creative expression, presence, togetherness, sensuality, and love are core themes in her work. She is currently writing new songs and making a colorful mess in her Seattle art studio. Her paintings are for sale. She has released over 30 songs. […]
Interview with NIA – Trauma Tales
NIA is a Philadelphia-based Alternative R&B artist and creative entrepreneur. She was born in Queens, New York to Trinidadian parents. She started songwriting at the age of 7 under the influence of artists such as Sade, Michael Jackson, Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder, with further influences of Calypso and Soca music. By her junior year of […]
Interview with Anastasia Elliot – La Petite Mort
Anastasia Elliot approaches her entire music career with nothing but the bigger picture in mind. Like a painter standing in front of a canvas, she views everything with a “whole world or nothing” mentality. One part singer-songwriter, one-part visual artist she cannot feel satisfied until she has created an entire immersive universe for her listeners; […]
Interview with Redgrave Jones – Luckiest Girl In The World
Redgrave Jones is a Los Angeles based songwriter and performer. Her sound is insanely unique drawing influence from early 90’s alternative and trip hop like PJ Harvey, Portishead and Nine Inch Nails as well as artists such as Billie Holiday, Etta James, Bach and Biggie Smalls. You never quite know what you are going to get with […]
Interview with Xondra – Tedious & Brief
Coming off her multiple film festival nominations for “I Wrote This Instead of Calling You,” an official selection of the Aphrodite Film Awards, The London Music Video Festival, andthe We Make Movies International Film Festival, Xondra is looking to take a larger exploration into creating visual storytelling to go along with her music through her […]
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