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KiNG MALA has been one of our favorite artists on the rise right now, she’s been absolutely dominating. She just opened for UPSAHL and we just know her upcoming EP is going to be on constant rotation. We talked to her about her writing methods, being vulnerable, and what we can expect from her in the future. I love “i …
It was a cold night at The Greek when Phoebe made her homecoming. The Aries moon loomed over the audience decked out with skeleton t-shirts and doc martens. Charlie Hickey opened the show and even brought out his “boss” Phoebe for a couple of songs, and the whole crowd instantly cheered. He said thank you to her adding, “That was …
Eleanor K blends her dark pop songs with real emotions with her single, “All In.” This track is the first teaser of her self-produced debut album “Everytime’s The Last Time.” It came about during a crazed period in her life where she was fueled by addiction and an identity crisis. Eleanor, I’d love it if you could tell us about …
The Academic’s energetic tracks are just as contagious as their chemistry on Zoom. The group and I chatted about their recent EP, “Community Spirit,” produced and created all during quarantine. The group is set to play live shows this year, and we talked about their EP process, and a peek into what it’s like to see this fabulous band perform …
Nancy Lu, founder and storyteller of Fancy PR is a trailblazer for women not only in music, but Asian Americans. As a fellow Chinese American growing up for the South, I knew she had her own set of experiences and from knowing her for years, we’ve gotten to watch her cultivate a diverse roster of talent – SOFI TUKKER, Overcoats, …
Elizabeth Gerardi’s new song “Cherry Cola” is giving us solid Lana Del Rey BTD era vibes. It’s sunshine and effervescent and the classic imagery ties it all together. We talked to Elizabeth about the Audrey Hepburn quote that inspired the song, modesty in feminism, and the challenges she’s faced in her career. How did you get started in music? Elizabeth: …
Nuela Charles has such a distinctive, hypnotic sound. Her song “Space,” is a musing on the duality of space, how much we need, and how much we crave closeness, but we need that time with ourselves. We talked to her about new music, staying motivated, and the challenges in her career. How did you get started in music? Nuela: I …
Gabriella Stella has her sound down, her intoxicating voice and dynamic melodies make her one to watch. Her song “Bad Love” is absolutely addicting, exploring that kind of love you shouldn’t want but you can’t help it. We talked to her about “Bad Love,” why we love Dallas and staying creative. How did you get started in music? Gabriella: I …
I feel like I have a knack for predicting the next big thing, and I know YDE is absolutely it. She’s absolutely fearless with her music. Her new song “Blindlife” is the perfect sum-up of the mess that was 2020. Her attitude bleeds through this song, the bass perfectly accenting the shimmering melodies. You can hear sirens in the background …
Sam Valdez has the dreamiest music that just transports you, it’s perfect for long drives and thinking about your past. It’s the perfect dose of nostalgia. Her new song is perfect for getting over your ex and moving on with your life. We talked to her about music and what’s been inspiring her lately. How did you get started in music? …
