Album Review: Sasha Sloan Embraces The “Only Child”
I was really surprised listening to Sasha Sloan’s “Only Child” LP. The songstress is known
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Album Review: Juletta + Ishan Wonder “If I Never Hit Land”
We talk about the current music stratosphere as an ambiance; an atmosphere built by relaxed
Album Review: Delaporte Escalan Las Montañas
Imagine! Converting spells into synths, desires into rhythms, and potions in basslines! That is how
Diandra Interviews Kiiara: Reflection Is Liberation
In life, we all will have a “dark period.” Call it karma, self-destruction, or plain
Diandra Interviews Patrick Droney: The “State of The Heart”
Listening to Patrick Droney’s State of The Heart, out today, was heartfelt. Yes, that seems
Diandra Interviews Elena Rose: Destined To Become A Star
Elena Rose is going to be huge, and, apparently, even the Latin Grammys know that
Diandra Interviews Eves Karydas: Life Gets Complicated
I remember being really little and oddly obsessed with 80s romantic films, despite being a
Album Review: Joesef Asks “Does It Make You Feel Good?”
“This EP draws a line under a relationship that I’ve written about in Play Me
Album Review: Reason Is Looking For “New Beginnings”
Out October 6, Reason’s New Beginnings is highly soulful which means it will hit you
Diandra Interviews Mi’Chel Rose: The Resilience of Music
Frankly, this year has been horrible. 2020 will go down as the moment when the
Festival Interview: OutMusikFest Is Coming Out! Are You Ready?
We are living in a world that feels on the cusp of either finally going
Diandra Interviews Christian French: Good Things Take Time
Christian French is incredibly kind, intelligent, and talented. His new EP GOOD THINGS TAKE TIME,
Diandra Interviews Mamalarky: Best Friends Make The Best Songs
Can I be honest? I always found friendships equal to or even more important than
Diandra Interviews Quarters of Change: New Songs, New Opportunities
For Quarters of Change, their friendships has become the foundation of their music, which explains
TV Review: We Are Who We Are Goes Deeper Into Its Military Roots For Part 2
Entering the 2nd half of its first season, HBO’s We Are Who We Are gets