Concert Review: Hannah Cohen Welcomes Home Bowery Ballroom
If you read my website often then you know I get deep and philosophical. I
Diandra Reviews
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Diandra Interviews Chey Rose: The Business of Music
Nowadays, being talented is not enough. The more you do for yourself, as an artist,
Diandra Interviews Sophia Messa: Good Energy, Different Sound
Born and raised a New Yorker, Sophia Messa has, literally, grown with music within the
Album Review: Girl Friday Confront A “Fashion Conman”
Girl Friday think of themselves as an explicitly feminist project; using their music to
Concert Review: Canada Represents At Summertage
Something is happening in New York that, probably, always happened, but, now, it feels more
Film Review- Spiderman: Far From Home Sets Up Marvel Phase 4
Spiderman: Far From Home is way better than Homecoming for all the right reasons. Homecoming
Video Premiere: Saint Daniel “WAKE ME UP AND YOU’RE GONE”
I love a good dance track that makes me feel like the sky is at
Album Review: Royal Teeth Contemplate Hard Luck
What is hard luck? According to Royal Teeth’s album, titled as such, Hard Luck is
Concert Review: Quinn Christopherson Is A Simple Soul At Baby’s All Right
Quinn Christopherson is totally cool and nerdy, and that is why we love his soulfulness.
Concert Review: Leif Vollebekk Is A Sexy Elton John At Rough Trade
With Angel music introducing him, Leif Vollebekk was a Heavenly heart and a total goofball.
Album Review: BENEE Sees A “FIRE ON MARZZ”
I am in love with BENEE’ s sound. Her debut, Fire On Marzz, is simple,
Album Review: Night Moves Ask Can You Really Find Me?
John Pelant and Micky Alfano, better know as Night Moves, have grown up, which means
Album Review: Dizzy Fae Wants NO GMO
Dizzy Fae’s NO GMO is a sexy, sweet, and, ultimately, seductive twist of how music
Album Review: Chase Atlantic Sing to Life’s “Phases”
Life goes through Phases, which is also the title of Chase Atlantic’s new record. In
Film Review: Maiden Empowers Women Around The World
I cried as I watched Maiden because it reminded me that, as a woman, doors