Classically trained multi-instrumentalist Teri Bracken, who goes by the songwriting name Brontë Fall, will be releasing her latest album Finishing School next month. Inspired by the Brontë sisters-Emily, Anne and Charlotte-and their fight to amplify the voices of women, she embraces their fight against the ever-evolving societal restraint on women. Deriving her Continue Reading
Interviews
Sound of Kalima discuss their new single, their love of collaboration and what’s next
Sound of Kalima out of Vancouver, BC, a duo that consists of Sal and Pete, aim to escape the confines of any one genre. Bridging the gap between electronic, hip hop, soul and dance music, the group’s goal is to maintain a human feel in electronic music and to be Continue Reading
Maddox Jones discusses his new album, practicing meditation, his video series ‘Garden Sessions’ and what’s next
UK artist Maddox Jones recently released his debut solo single “Headspace” from his new Headspace EP, which was released on July 10th via Radikal/Quattro Records. Jones was brought up in a Christian community without television or “any form of worldly entertainment”, with his only entertainment being his guitar. This led him to Continue Reading
Jenny March discusses her new single, building confidence as an artist, following her dreams and what’s next
LA based pop singer Jenny March writes music that is captivating and relatable, infused with poetic lyricism. She writes music like she is texting, with lyrics that are direct and that reflect her life and the message that girls can have fun too. That girls can party or go Continue Reading
TEOA discuss their new single, their Facebook Live show, evolving over the years and what’s next
The End Of America, who go the the moniker TEOA, embody exploration through travel. Comprised of Brendon Thomas, James Downes, and Trevor Leonard, they derived their name from the Jack Kerouac novel ‘On The Road’, finding inspiration from the idea of traveling to the end of the continent for inspiration Continue Reading
Koretsky discusses his new EP, his approach to songwriting, the role that meditation plays in his life and what’s next for him
Artist, producer, multi-instrumentalist and DJ Olè Koretsky has recently ventured into a new chapter of his music. Born in the Soviet Union, Koretsky was raised by his mother in Brooklyn, NY and began making demos on a dual cassette recorder in junior high. In 1994 he upgraded his equipment and Continue Reading
Limahl discusses his new single, the resurgence of his 80s hits, the evolution of his career and what’s next
Many people feel nostalgia for certain eras of music, and for many that era is the 1980s. Chris Hamill, who also goes by the moniker Limahl (a rearrangement of the letters of his surname), is one such artist who has enjoyed a steady and successful career over the past 2 Continue Reading
Michael Love Michael discusses their upcoming album, their love for storytelling, life under quarantine and what’s next
New York queer pop artist Michael Love Michael used forms of fantasy and escape to cope with being bullied as a child and not finding emotional comfort from those around them. Having never conformed to the binary they were forced into as a youth, Michael grew up in the Midwest Continue Reading
Mariel Loveland discusses the new Best EX EP, releasing an album during quarantine, becoming comfortable with being single and what’s next
Mariel Loveland is a lover of many different kinds of music, having started out playing country music due to a deep love of artists such as Bright Eyes and Bob Dylan. That soon evolved into the formation of the popular pop-punk band Candy Hearts, which found a lot of success Continue Reading
David Amezcua discusses his new solo project ZIMINY, his love for the piano, his new single and what’s next
Los Angeles native and former member of Awolnation, David Amezcua steps back in to the spotlight with his latest solo effort, ZIMINY. The first single “She (Zoey Deutch)” harkens back to the beloved tones of 80’s, surf and R&B music (think Bill Champlin, Beach Boys, Toto), with a modern twist. Continue Reading
Hello Forever discuss their debut album, the inspiration behind their songs, living together as a collective and what’s next
Art pop collective Hello Forever combine a wide range of genres in their music, including Pop, Rock, R&B, Soul, Jazz, Doo-Wop and Gospel, to name a few. Drawing their name from the desire to stay connected to people on an eternal level, the band is inspired by everything from the Continue Reading
Julia Bhatt discusses her new single, her love of Miami, her biggest musical influences and what’s next for her
Miami singer-songwriter Julia Bhatt, with a voice that has been compared to Amy Winehouse and Regina Spektor, has been garnering heaps of praise from media outlets such as Earmilk, Apium and pInkwifi, and being hailed as a buzz worthy artist to follow. Born in Boston, MA, Bhatt’s family moved them Continue Reading