Artist You Need To Know: Päter

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Indie alt-pop artist, Päter’s, musical journey is proof of the transformative power of art. With the upcoming release of their debut album ‘4-7 Company’ coming out soon, Päter shares insights into their inspirations, upcoming album, and future performances. Your journey into music seems deeply personal. Can you share more about how songwriting became a means of escape for you after …

Artist To Watch: Savanna Leigh

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Savanna Leigh’s soft, gentle vocals and delicate melodies immediately caught my attention. Her new songs “unfamiliar” and “like i used to” are prime examples of where she shines in her vulnerability. We talked to the up-and-coming artist about the inspiration behind the songs and the challenges she’s faced in her music career. How did you get started in music? Savanna: I …

Dove Armitage: Make Friends With Your Demons

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Dove Armitage’s new EP, Concernless, feels like nothing else out there right now. It feels so distinctly her own. Pop hooks laced with her punk rock past feels like a blend of everything in her life, but at the core of her work, her message is authenticity. This project feels like a statement and an introduction to who Dove Armitage …

Artist You Need To Know: Susannah Joffe

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I’ve been obsessed with Susannah Joffe since she came up on my TikTok years ago, she has this knack for relatable songs that feel so poetic. Watching her develop her sound has been incredible to watch and I truly think she’s one of the most talented up-and-coming artists out there right now. We talked about growing up in Texas, how …

Artist You Need To Know: INJI

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INJI is literally taking over the music world right now, her music has been so inescapable and it’s just brimming with this unmatched energy that I can’t get enough of. Her writing is so clever and youthful and she is just making a moment with each track she drops. We talked to her about where she gets the inspo for …

SXSW – Aubrey Haddard Is A Little Left Of Center

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Aubrey Haddard’s set at SXSW was laced with colorful details about the stories behind her song, and one of those stories was about how in the 80s, Sweden thought there was Russian submarine activity that turned out to be fish farts. Aubrey’s music just has a certain uniqueness that makes it so special. We talked to Aubrey about her songwriting …

Artist On The Rise: Lily Forte

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Lily Forte is a master of writing songs that feel so relatable. Her new song “Bottle Blondes” is a different take on the idea of changing yourself, it’s a statement on remaining true to who you are, and it’s laced with the shimmering melodies and vulnerable lyrics Lily is known for. We talked to her about the new song and …

Women In Music: Jaime Billoti on mutuals Agency

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Jaime Bilotti is known for elevating the voices of fangirls everywhere with Fan To Band, and now with mutuals Agency she aims to further that initial mission and change the marketing game while she’s at it. We caught up with her to talk about her new venture and the challenges she’s faced.  Hi Jaime!! So glad to catch up!!! What …

The Man Behind The Music: Roy Lenzo

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Roy Lenzo is in a league of his own. As a self-taught producing mogul, he collaborated on one of the most pivotal albums last year. If you were thinking Lil Nas X’s MONTERO, you’d be right. While MONTERO did not win a Grammy, it’s safe to say that this music did what it needed to do – which was be …

Emblem 3’s Reunion Tour Showcases Strong Independent Artist Identities in an Awe-Inspiring Way

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Since June 2014, Emblem 3’s (Keaton Stromberg, Wesley Stromberg, and Drew Chadwick) uncertain future as a band has been unclear and often speculated about by fans. It’s been a rocky road of teasers, solo work, and more. While there was no formal “break up” post, the three artists found themselves exploring their own musical sound and projects that all seemed …