Diandra Interviews Robert Grace: Everything Is “Fake Fine”
Robert Grace is making music with a purpose, which is why his Tik Tok single,
Diandra Interviews Philmon Lee: Nobody Saves You But Yourself
Philmon Lee is known for his raspy voice and how its makes his song feel
Diandra Interviews Bully: Getting Political, Musical, And Self- Analytical
I had a blast chatting with Bully because she is refreshingly candid. While most of
Diandra Interviews Hoonine: Starting Over Alone
There are two recurrences that I see all the time with artists. The first is
Diandra Interviews Mikey Ferrari: Finding Your Space In Outer Space
Let’s be frank! The lo-fi/ hi-fi, DIY scene lives off of that “cosmic bedroom” feel;
Diandra Interviews Via Barcelonia: Timing Is Everything
There are certain quotes that are so powerfully appropriate, wise, and empowering, but, somehow, make
Diandra Interviews From: Trying To Make Autumn A Sound
Being an artist is a stunning but weird adventure. The way your mind works is
Diandra Interviews Okan: Music History For Our Future
Can I be frank? It is really hard to leave your country, especially when you
Diandra Interviews Carmen Deleon: Let’s Have Fun!
Does music take itself too seriously? Do we? Fun is one of those words
Film Review- The Craft: Legacy Downs Patriarchy With Fire & Magic
Ugh! Don’t you just love seeing the patriarchy burn?! Like a bunch of bras being
Film Review: The Holidate Is A Profane Hallmark Rom-Com, And I Love It!
For all that we judge Hallmark movies and call them unrealistic, cheesy, and potentially toxic
Album Review: Cam Meets You On The Otherside
Cam has one of the most unique voices I have ever heard. From Rihanna to
Diandra Interviews The Indien: Love Teaches You How To Write
For the Dutch songstress, Rianne Walther, The Indien was a band made for fun; a
Diandra Interviews Richard Spitzer: Make Songs, Cry Wolf
Out October 23, Richard Spitzer’s Cry Wolf is 100% a DIY dream. Mixed and produced
Diandra Interviews Valley: Sucks To See You Doing Better
In Sucks To See You Doing Better, Valley approaches a very real truth; it