Diandra Interviews Spencer Sutherland: Music As A Constant Love
I was incredibly impressed by Spencer Sutherland’s performance, and in our interview he was equally
Interviews
Interviewing artists on how their works speaks to the human experience.
Diandra Interviews Phebe Starr: Ice Tea Liberace
Readying to release Ice Tea Liberace, Phebe Starr answered a few Q’s on what this
Diandra Interviews Club Del Rio: How Friendships Build Songs
Club Del Rio are so chill and it comes with friendship. They are, literally, a
Diandra Interviews Sol Escobar: The Dark Energy of Music
Whether you are an artist or a lover of music, we all are connected to
Diandra Interviews Nathy Peluso: Artist As An Identity
When it comes to Nathy Peluso, her style is memorably distinct. She is a one-woman
Diandra Interviews ESS SEE: The Power of A Woman In Music
People say the music industry is hard, which it is. Yet, truthfully, it is industry,
Diandra Interviews: Jordyn Jones Does It All
Singer, actress, dancer, model, and social media influencer, Jordyn Jones is still a teenager and
Diandra Interviews Calixto Chinchilla: Founding The New York Latino Film Festival
The New York Latino Film Festival Hits New York On August 12, and it is
Diandra Interviews Nnena: Bringing Visuals To Verses
I am so excited and hopeful for Nnena’s future because her rap style is poetic.
Diandra Interviews Your Smith: Speaking Up For Your Music
I LOOOOOOOOVE YOUR SMITH! After our interview, I loved her more. At times, people presume
Diandra Interviews Final Child- Facing Life And Death Through Love
Final Child’s upcoming debut, Til Death Do Us Part, feels like a befitting title for,
Dianda Interviews Heather Mae: The Power And Responsibility of Music
I love when an artist is so rich and clear in their responses. Heather Mae
Diandra Interviews Skela: Finding The Story In Your Song
Jadedness feels like a common effect in the music industry/ any business that commodifies humanity
Diandra Interviews Together Pangea: Music Is Anti-Anxiety
Everyone has anxiety, but there are degrees. For some, anxiety is clinical and crippling, of
Diandra Interviews Lulise: For The Love of Music
It takes a lot of hard work to make it any career, but it is