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When I was almost 25, I decided to take a huge risk and start my own music blog. I wanted to give more women a chance to write about the music they love, I wanted fangirls to be taken seriously, and I wanted to uplift women in music. With the help of Grady Moore, I ventured out to start The …
JUL!ET’s album Egomania was plastered across billboards in Seattle, she knows how to make a statement. The project touches on the attention economy, feeling like you have a constant spotlight on you and how we all deal with it. We talked to her about the making of this album, gaining confidence, and her music journey. Can you tell me about …
Noa Bar’s new song “Random Lips” is so insanely catchy, she immediately hooks you with that groove, it’s unstoppable. The song talks about the feeling of wanting a fleeting romance, and Noa makes it so relatable. She’s a master at hiding a vulnerable moment behind a catchy chorus, and it’s one of our favorite things about her music. We talked …
I think the first Sydney Ross Mitchell song I heard was “Pornstar,” a song that is so simple and cuts so deep. I couldn’t get it out of my head. It’s just a small dent in the chasm of her lyrical mind, with each new song she cuts deeper unveiling a new level. Her new EP “Pure Bliss Forever” feels …
When I first saw Shana Sarett she was a vision of big blonde hair doing interpretive dances on stage looking like a vision from a dream. I loved how much detail and care was put into her live performances, she just had this energy that was so contagious. I talked to her about her music journey and how she stays …
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 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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
