Artist Close- Up: The Accidentals (Includes Two Free Downloadable Tracks)
Katie Larson, Michael Dause, and Savannah Buist When I first heard the Accidentals, I literally
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Debut Album Review: Don’t Dwell By Star Parks Makes You Want To Live
Star Parks’ debut LP, Don’t Dwell, sounds like something that came out of a hot, 70’s summer.
Artist Close-Up: The Hood Internet Shows Mash-Ups Never Die
The Hood Internet is a cult favorite amongst Hip Hop fans. The Chicago- based group
Artist Close Up: Laura Nyro – One of the Most Influential Songwriters You have Never Heard
Laura Nyro is an odd legend to singers and song-writers. To some she is like
Concert Review: Hailey Knox Breaks Free At The Box
Oh, we know what we’re worth, and you’ll get what you deserve when all of
Artist Close-Up: Joshua Winstead
You might have heard of Joshua Winstead as a member of the successful indie-rock band
Diandra Interviews Lights: How A Woman’s Wisdom Shines Her Musical Soul
It is lovely to see a talented person be so humble and warm. Lights
Theater Review: The Marvelous Wonderettes
The Cast of ‘The Marvelous Wonderettes’ at The Kirk Theatre. Photo courtesy of The Kirk
Album Review: Rob Baird Pens A Musical Open Letter To Loneliness
To me, music becomes art when it is based in soul. Rob Baird’s newest album
Concert Review: Magic Giant Gives Audiences A Starry Night
Magic Giant represents the glory of “chill music.” This indie-folk band hails from California and
Concert Review: The Wild Feathers Bring Rock N’ Roll Glory To Bowery
There is nothing like some good ol’ country music to make someone want to grab
Concert Review: Big Wild Is The Beyonce of DJ’s
DJ’s have become lucrative in the music industry, where to stand means you are really
Black Girl: A Classic Film That Captures Depression
Restored to 4k by Janus Films, Black Girl will be released at BAMcinématek, a Brooklyn
Film Review: High Rise Is A Stunningly Thoughtful Look Into Classism
High-Rise is a thriller adapted from the J.G. Ballard novel. The visually stunning but emotionally