RALPH IS A GOOD GIRL ON HER SMASHING DEBUT
We talk with RALPH about putting out her debut, being pops new favorite 'Good Girl' next door, and what this babe on fire has coming up next.
FESTIVAL SEASON 2018: LIZZO @ LOLLAPALOOZA
We caught up with Lizzo at Lollapalooza to talk about bringing church to the stage, bulldozing your own lane, and how the only way to truly be classic and iconic is by being yourself.
MALLRAT
LADYGUNN chats with Brisbane teenage pop star Mallrat about her plans to take over the music industry one song at a time.
ELKE
NYC-based performer ELKE is an artist who goes with her gut... and it's working for her. Story by Mea Cohen.
LOLA MARSH
Israeli duo Lola Marsh is a band of romantic contradictions. Photos by John Burke.
VIDEO PREMIERE: LUPA J – "DRIFT"
LADYGUNN speaks candidly with Lupa J about her new music, her DIY music video, and finding lightness even when you’re in the thick of a major life change.
ALBUM REVIEW: EMILY HACKETT “BY THE SUN”
Newcomer Emily Hackett’s new EP harkens back to Pop-Country greats of the 90's, with relatable lyrics and stellar melodies.
Your Smith: The One With “The Spot”
LADYGUNN chats with The Artist Formerly Known As Caroline Smith welcomes you into a world of her own reminiscing, opening up on everything from moving away from her hometown, changing her name, her thoughts on pop music today, and being defiantly honest.
DEERHOOF IS MOVING MOUNTAINS WITH THIER NEW ALBUM
Deerhoof has once again made a comeback with their latest album release, Mountain Moves, managing to combine an array of musical genres into one cohesive sound.
COURTNEY HOLLINQUEST
Dancer Courtney Hollinquest talks about her gig as a backup dancer for Lizzo and what she had to overcome to get where she is.
TORRES
We speak to TORRES about her third studio album, what it means to fully inhabit her body, and choosing joy in every way possible in LADYGUNN Digital Issue #16.5! Photos by Julia Drummond.
WAFIA
Wafia talks to LADYGUNN about her chasing vulnerability for her art, the current crisis the Syrian Refugees are facing everything through her music.