RGB: A Place For Lovers

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RGB, a pop trio comprised of singer/songwriters Roy Bartal and Noi Agam and keyboardist/producer Alon Kenett, use their pop sound to spread happiness and joy, all the while recognizing that life can take you to a dark place before finding that light again. The fully independent trio writes, creates, and produces all of their music and videos. We talked to …

Amy Shark On Sunday Sadness

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Amy Shark is such a pop powerhouse. The first time I got to see her perform was at a rock showcase of sorts in San Diego and ever since I have been obsessed with her. We got to talk to her about her third album, Sunday Sadness. Needless to say, I can’t wait to see which tracks make my Spotify …

Charlotte Rose Benjamin: Moth Mouth

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I’ve loved Charlotte Rose Benjamin’s songwriting since I heard her song “Slot Machine” in 2022. Her album Dreamtina was an ode to young love and it was the kind of sweet poetry that completely embodied the feeling of being a girl. Her new album Moth Mouth is coated in deeper colors but with that same lens of authenticity that she …

Trousdale: The Powderpuff Girls Of Folk Pop

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My Powerpuff Girls of folk-pop, Trousdale. I saw the trio at the Troubadour when I lived in LA and I knew the girls had something special. The group comprised of Quinn D’Andrea, Georgia Greene, and Lauren Jones have the most insane chemistry I have ever witnessed in a band. I got to chat with them shortly after performing at Bonnarroo …

Model Turned Indie-folk Singer/Songwriter, Asia Chow Stuns In Her Latest Single, “The Sleeping Dog.”

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A shy person by nature, Chow says she finds that what she is unable to say through speech is often best expressed through song. We chat with the rocker about her creative process, and of course, dogs.  Having an English composition background, how did this influence and curate your journey into music?  Asia: I guess when you are writing songs …

Grace Kuraska: Getting Rid Of The Monsters

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Grace Kuraska’s delicate vocals and poetic lyrics flow together so perfectly, her new song “mosters” details a toxic relationship in a way that feels so relatable. We talked to her about how she stays motivated and her current obsession How did you get started in music?  Grace: I actually wanted to be an author when I was a kid because …

Cassadee Pope Is Returning To Her Roots

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As a major Hey Monday fan as a teen, you can imagine the immense joy I got when I saw Cassadee Pope going back to her rock roots. We got to catch up with the female rocker at SXSW, and it was truly a dream come true.  You are no stranger to rock music. You began your career with Hey …

Draumr: Things You Say To Yourself

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Draumr’s music hits hard. His introspective lyrics really set a scene, and his matching visuals are so well thought-out and stunning. His new song “Things You Say To Yourself,” with Matya shows naviagting challenges and dealing with the voice inside your head. We talked to him about the song and the way he plans his music videos. How did you …

Dominic Lewis: The Soundtracks You Can’t Stop Thinking About

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While this is not my typical interview, I could NOT pass up an opportunity to chat with Dominic Lewis. The iconic composer made his way to SXSW for the premiere of The Fall Guy, and he was as electric as his scores. We talked about his Austin experience, his influences, and, of course, creating the score for Amazon Prime’s latest …

beccs On Letting Things Go And Moving Forward

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beccs is absolutely the cutest human. After discovering her at SXSW this year, we were able to get some face time with her and chat about her inspiration, battle with eating disorders and ending on a lighter note – her childhood pet rats. No, really!  beccs, tell us about your start in music?  beccs: Well, I grew up in a …