Diandra Interviews Saint Bodhi: The Flowerchild of South Central
For Saint Bodhi, music is a space that flows through time and vision. It is
Interviews
Interviewing artists on how their works speaks to the human experience.
Diandra Interviews Terrell Hines: The Utopia/Dystopia of Sound
Dystopia/ Utopia are two words that ignite human imagination because they play with our fantasies
Diandra Interviews Louis York: From Weirdos To American Griots
Louis York’s American Griots is fun, funkadelic, and also introspective. Griots is the name for
Diandra Interviews Sabino: The Yin of Sound
For Sabino, and his new album Yin, he sees life like two opposing forces, which
Diandra Interviews Abraham Alexander: Parting The Waters To Get To A Song
Abraham Alexander is a thoughtful artist; trying to bring a level importance to his songs,
Diandra Interviews Travis Thompson: Recklessly Authentic
Travis Thompson is completely lovable, which is why his music is attractive to so many.
Diandra Interviews PUBLIC The Band: Growing In Deserve
I can’t believe we are in the beginning of Fall; a wondrous time in
Diandra Interviews Diamante Eléctrico: Figuring Out How To Change
Taking in the opinions of others is the hardest about being an artist/ human being.
Diandra Interviews Entropica: Fighting Gender Constructs
In life, there are two things that are true: you will be judged and you
Diandra Interviews Enjambre: Change Is Necessary
Filled with good vibes, Enjambre understand the music industry. Nearing 2 decades together, they are
Diandra Interviews Lemarroy: From The Military To Mexico
In perspective, Lemarroy’s life is like a best-seller: military schools, olympic competitions, and Sony’s first
Diandra Interviews XYLØ: Recording The Pretty And Sad of Life
XYLØ has been through a lot, and her new EP, Pretty Sad, wraps up how
Diandra Interviews Tu Otra Bonita: Your Music Records Your Life
I am a firm believer that, no matter what, a little bit of you falls
Diandra Interviews Jona Camacho: Using Music As A Spiritual Channel
Sensitive, thoughtful, and meekly kind, Jona Camacho, like many Geminis, lives in his head. One
Diandra Interviews Candeleros: A Global History In Music
Personally, I feel, to have a global sound, you have to had a global life,