Diandra Interviews thisisNAMASTE: Life Truly Is Something
From Denzel Washington to Spice Girls, thisisNAMASTE has a range of influences, but the biggest
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Diandra Interviews Carissa Kimbell: Flowing To Life Like Water
The life of an artist, especially one that has chosen to make their passion a
Album Review: Lewis Del Mar Set Up The Mood For August
I remember seeing Lewis Del Mar perform, and feeling like they represented everything that is
Album Review: The Killers Are Imploding The Mirage
Imploding The Mirage…. Sounds like what is happening to America. Yet, it is also the
Album Review: Troye Sivan Is In A Dream
In a dream? In a nightmare? In both? Like Tori Kelly, Troye Sivan’s In A
Album Review: Kate Bollinger Shows “a word becomes a sound”
Listening to Kate Bollinger’s a word becomes a sound, I kept on thinking of those
Album Review: L.A.Witch Play With Fire
Make Good Trouble! Play With Fire! These are cultural quotes that, in some ways, remind
Album Review: Duckwrth Has Got Me Feeling “Supergood”
I LOVE when a debut album is perfect. I love feeling like I have met
Album Review: blackbear and Iagree “everything means nothing”
Not many artists have been able to capture how Gen-Z party quite like blackbear. Coming
Diandra Interviews Rayvon Owen; Being Your Own Love Story
I recently told my friend that the perk of being an artist, especially for times
Diandra Interviews Skrizzly Adams: Independent Spirit, Independent Artist
The perk of being an independent spirit is that you can grow to be
Diandra Interviews Gillian Heidi: Songwriting Your Darkside
Sometimes, it just shocks me how much you feel and know when you are young
Diandra Interviews Distrito Especial: A Privilege To Have The Earth
Imagine spending 26 years away from your band, and deciding to reunite, make new music,
Diandra Interviews Centavrvs: We Are One
If there is one difference I notice between newer artists and older ones, in their
Album Review: Son Lux Wonder What Will Happen To Us In “Tomorows (Part I)”
I LOVE SON LUX! Their ability to make life feel like a dark fantasy is