Interview: Stevie Matthew Talks Debut Album, R&B Revival, and Big Collaborations
At just 20 years old, Stevie Matthew is already emerging as one of the most promising voices in the new wave of R&B. Singer, producer, and songwriter, he’s got…
Kate Dulcich’s “Paper Fortress” Is a Raw, Poetic Debut Born from Grief, Growth, and Guitar
It took five years for emerging singer-songwriter Kate Dulcich to finish the songs that now make up Paper Fortress, a record that feels less like an album and more like…
INTERVIEW: Culture Wars Are Rocking the Indie Scene One Song at a Time
Culture Wars, a quintet comprising Alex Dugan, Caleb Contreras, Dillon Randolph, David Grayson, and Josh Stirm, has been garnering a lot of attention with its exceptional blend of lyrical depth…
Inside Miist’s Debut Album: A Deep Dive Into “The Songs From the Living Room”
Miist's debut album, “The Songs from the Living Room”, is more than just a collection of tracks—it’s an emotional odyssey that captures the essence of her journey in…
An Interview with Matty Marz: Unpacking the Emotional Journey Behind “m.w.u”
Matty Marz, the rising New York-based electro-pop artist, is set to make a bold statement with the release of her highly anticipated debut album, “m.w.u”. As part of a…
Moonwater Celebrates the Power of Isolation in “I’ve Got No Friends Here”
In a world marked by the pressures of social connection, where the media makes us addicted to notifications as a fake symbol of human contact, Moonwater gives a fresh…
Behind the Music: Jessica Carter Altman Talks About “Aftermath” and Her Personal Growth
Jessica Carter Altman has had a transformative year in her music career. With the release of her debut album, "Aftermath," she has explored profound themes of change and resilience.…
Afro-Caribbean Female Trio Nite Bjuti Is About to Change the Music Landscape With Their Debut Album
Get ready to experience something truly experimental! Nite Bjuti [pronounced Night Beauty], a group of magnificent Afro-Caribbean women, has just debuted their self-titled album. As a trio of Black…
ORLA GARTLAND ON SOCIAL MEDIA, COMMUNITY, AND HER INDEPENDENT DEBUT RECORD
It’s 2020, the pandemic has just started and the trailer for the TV adaptation of Sally Rooney’s Normal People is a hot topic on the internet. I’m sitting in my…
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THE MARÍAS’ ‘CINEMA’ IS A SENSUAL EXPERIENCE
There aren’t enough adjectives in my literary palette to describe the sound and feel of The María’s debut album Cinema. Aside from it being a sensual, serene, plush work of…
SHAED GOES PARABOLIC IN JAPAN
Multi-Platinum D.C. trio SHAED comprised of vocalist Chelsea Lee and multi-instrumentalist brothers Max and Spencer Ernst, released their debut album, 'High Dive,' just last month! With newly released tracks like…
GIRL IN RED ON THE TRICKS YOUR MIND CAN PLAY ON YOU
"Do you listen to girl in red?" If someone's ever asked you this they’re either genuinely interested if you listen to the Norwegian pop icon, or they wanna know if…