Writer Lily Goldberg talks to Sammy Rae of Sammy Rae & The Friends about frogs, Freddy Mercury, and recording a sophomore EP during a pandemic.
A look at the biggest “sad girl” musicians of the Tumblr Era, Lana Del Ray and Grimes.
Writer Mica Kendall talks to TATYANA, an up and coming musician who blends the sounds of her classical harp with the futuristic sounds of electronic production.
Writer Phillip Pyle tackles his own identity, his musical idols, and his time in quarantine at home in Kansas.
Writer Rayne Fisher Quann tackles the facade of feminism in the modern punk and indie scene.
Writer Nicolaia Rips tells us the least and the most “worth it” articles she’s been sent this quarantine in her latest installment of “TL;DR.”
Writer Merrill Watzman interviews Lili Trifilio, the frontwoman of Beach Bunny, a Chicago based power-pop group, or at least that’s how she describes their sound for interview purposes.
“Fetch the Bolt Cutters” is anything but conventional and in its embrace of the avant-garde, it simultaneously seems to mourn the normalcy we are leaving behind while striding pluckily into the new one.
Writer Jourdan Taylor interviews Mavi, an up-and-coming D.C. rapper. His is debut album, “Let The Sun Talk,” features 32 minutes of soulful, inspired, and most importantly, progressive hip-hop.
Story Editor Zoe Allen chats with the Kiwi popstar about her sound, style, her two-EP 2019, what’s next and why her music is like a “crispy apple.”