Artist Close-Up: Ed Romanoff Is The Orphan King
Ed Romanoff is The Orphan King. After discovering he was adopted, Romanoff used music as
Artist Close-Ups
Reviewing how the latest artists speaking to the human experience.
Artist Close-Up: Saweetie Is High Maintenance
“Saweetie” is not just a fabulously spun term on “sweetness”, but also an added edge
Artist Close-Up: Nightmares On Wax Shapes The Future In Sound
If shaping the future sounded EXACTLY as Nightmares on Wax’s album then I would have
Artist Close-Up: Honey Child Are The Choir Your Life Deserves
A chamber pop choir has formed to turn your mundane life into a Grecian tale
Diandra Interviews Cassie Dasilva: Finding Authenticity Amongst Pop Trends
Pop is a “trend-centric” genre, of which finding who you are, as a person, could
Artist Close-Up: Cautious Clay Takes Risk In “Blood Type”
Cautious Clay is bringing R&B into EDM futurism in his new EP Blood Type. The
Diandra Interviews Rachael Sage: From #MeToo to The Need For Empathy
Rachael Sage is one of the most altruistic singers out there. She embeds her music
Artist Close Up: Milk & Bone Will Turn Brooklyn Into Deception Bay
I hate when I am lied to, but I, especially, hate when I loved the
Artist Close-Up: Marteen IS A Teen Pop Star In “No Thank You”
When it comes to being young and successful, Marteen takes the entire cake. At 16
Artist Close-Up: The Britanys Are The Cool Future of Rock
When I was told to check out The Britanys at the East Ukrainian Village Restaurant,
Artist Close-Up: Calamity The Kid Play With Alternative Pop
Calamity The Kid are an LA trio aiming to bring an ornate, indie rock style
Artist Close-Up: Starcrawler Are Ready To Light Up Rough Trade NYC
Starcrawler live and breathe in sonic delinquency. They are a music promotion of rebellion that
Artist Close-Up: Loma Create A Lyrical Dance With Darkness
If darkness could have a lyrical dance, it would be to Loma’s self-titled debut. You
Diandra Interviews Dizzyride: Transcending The Sounds of The World
Dizzyride are bringing their “other”-worldly sound to anyone eager to be transported by music. Yes,
Album Review: Anna Burch Asks You To “Quit The Curse”
Anna Burch’s Quit The Curse should really be called Quit Your Behavioral Patterns. Yes, that