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
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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
Diandra Interviews Francis Aud: An 80’s Inspired Rumi For 2020.
I’m in love with Francis Aud. His music is a total vibe, his answers
Diandra Interviews Shannon K: Love Never Fades Away
Diandra: What was the inspiration behind “Run?” Shannon K: My past experiences have inspired me to
Diandra Interviews Zach Zoya: Music On A Spectrum
With the release of “In Da Way,” Zach Zoya is introducing a new layer to
Diandra Interviews Sofía Valdés: Figuring Things Out
Let me begin Hispanic Heritage month with an acknowledgement that I ADORE my people. Latinidad
TV Review: Amazon Prime’s Utopia Combines Comics And Conspiracies
Part of why people LOVE comic books is that they, in some ways, play to
Diandra Reviews Premiere: Cobra Man Are In A Groovy “Heatwave”
I just came from a great interview with Alex Frew, to be posted soon, and
Movie Review: The Nest Shows Marriages Can Be Horrifying
In the 80s, a little thing called Reaganomics or the “Trickle Down” economy began. In
Album Review: Baby Rose Send Me “To Myself (Deluxe)”
A DELUXE edition of Baby Rose’s To Myself. Well, that is deluxurious! (Trademarking that term!)
Album Review: Fenne Lily Has Had An Emotional Breach
Fenne Lily’s BREACH is a diaristic, frequently sardonic record that deals with the mess and
Album Review: Gus Dapperton Releases The “Orca”
UGH! I LOVED GUS DAPPERTON’S ORCA! It was like skipping down a hill with Jack