Album Review: Nectar Makes You Want To Joji And Chill
I once described Joji’s sound like Jhene Aiko going to a strip club: spiritual, carnal,
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TV Review: Sneakerheads Brings The Silly To A Serious Culture
Watching Netflix’s Sneakerheads, I was surprised by its silliness. It aims for cute chuckles with
Diandra Interviews Kate Bollinger: Music Is A Movie Waiting To Be Dreamed
The first thing I thought when I interviewed Kate Bollinger is, “Wow, she is cool
Diandra Reviews Playlist: Latinx & Chill – The Playlist
It is Hispanic Heritage Month in one of the roughest years it has been to
Diandra Tells You What Is Coming To Netflix In October 2020!
I swear that we all treat Netflix’s announcement of its monthly releases like Christmas, especially
Diandra Interviews Alex Frew: Making An Antisocial Love Song
Alex Frew is an absolute sweetheart and an introvert. While most artists find their music
Diandra Interviews Silver Sphere: Old Boyfriends, New Planet
I was discussing with an artist the importance of escapism, especially now. She was gushing
Album Review: Didirri Is “Sold For Sale”
Didirri’s “Sold For Sale” is sad songs galore. It is five tracks spun in sadness
Album Review: Anya Marina Is The Queen of Night
Anya Marina sings like she is floating in the middle of the pool, while a
Album Review: DVNA Will Make You Join “All My Friends”
Okay, I’m going to reveal a secret. I love Stacie Orrico, and have yet to
Album Review: Sango Takes You To Da Rocinha 4
I remember hearing Sango’s remix of Frank Ocean’s “Cayendo,” and thinking Sango needs to go
Album Review: Sylvan Esso Is Reaching For Free Love
Sylvan Esso is known for bringing the house down. There is nothing about them that
Diandra Interviews Dempsey Hope: Falling In Love, Rising In Sound
Diandra: How has falling in love changed how you write music? What has your music
Diandra Interviews Mint Field: Dealing With World Sentiments
Out September 25, Sentimiento Mundial brings the glory of psychedelia to your ears. Often, we
Movie Review: Who Wants To Be A “Kajillionaire?”
I remember seeing Captain Fantastic and being charmed by its very real question: How do