Diandra Interviews Belaro: May Disco Pop Last “Forever”
Forever is a total disco bop, of which I don’t know if the genre has
Diandra Reviews
Reviewing The Entertainment World For The Light It Gives
Movie Review: The “Yellow Rose” Blooms To Redefine Assimilation
When you think of American, do you think of an immigrant? What skin or features
Movie Review: Sally Hawkins Shows Love Is The “Eternal Beauty”
Sally Hawkins is one of the best actresses of our time, and Eternal Beauty furthers
Diandra Interviews Zoe Zobrist: Making Your Life & Music Your Own
For Zoe Zobrist, writing is personal and method of healing” on October 9, you can hear
Diandra Interviews VALE: Confessing Love Through Songs
When I first heard VALE’s “One Day,” I swear my ears spoke to me and
Diandra Interviews Jodie Nicholson: On The “Move” And Ready To Explore
Jodie Nicholson is well aware that for however long she has loved music and been
Diandra Interviews Pearl Charles: Finding Your Identity
Finding your identity as an artist can be as perplexing as finding your identity as
Album Review: CAMÍNA Walks A TripHop Path In Debut Album
OooooOoooooOOOOOoooo I LOVE CAMÍNA’S SOUND! Not only is she one of the sweetest people to
Album Review: Gabriel Garzón-Montano Pours His Heart In Agüita
I had the pleasure of interviewing Gabriel Garzón-Montano a few years ago, and he is
Album Review: Field Medic Is The “Floral Prince” of Honesty
When the s**t hits the fan, if you don’t have a sense of center, when
Album Review: Cosmo’s Midnight Take Me Back To Yesteryear
Do people want to dance? This is the question BTS answered with their rocketing success
Diandra Interviews Mariami: Keep Your Passion, Miss The Show
Your passion can attract money, but money cannot attract passion. I’ve many things because I
Diandra Interviews Chey Rose: Accepting You Want To Be Number One
I really like Chey Rose, and her new track “Number One” feels superbly inspired. I
Film Review: Now Is The Time To Become One of The Glorias
Life feels pretty intense the closer we get to the election because the human rights
Film Review: “Save Yourselves” Laughingly Asks If You Can
You ever watch a Zombie movie and think, “Yeah, I would definitely not survive that!”