Vance Joy was exclusively at the top of my most streamed artists six summers ago. It’s even more fitting that I was able to see him perform for the first time seeing Taylor Swift’s 1989 World Tour. I rarely set an alarm at 2:45AM except to go to the airport, but when a zoom call with Vance presents itself, you …
Cassie Dasilva Doesn’t Trust Anyone Anymore
Cassie Dasilva has been stuck in Canada working on her music, Canada she’s still been in lockdown, and it’s been a struggle. Still, she’s found solace in creating gorgeous, aesthetically pleasing pastel-coated videos and the angsty breakup songs we all need. We talked to her about her new song, her stunning videos, and how it feels to put such personal …
Talia Jackson: Hurt, Healing, And Knowing You Deserve Better
Talia Jackson is sure to become a household name. In fact, you might’ve already caught her as Jade on the NAACP Award-winning Netflix show, Family Reunion. Aside from her impressive acting career. Her latest single, “YOU”, exhibits R&B and pop sounds amidst heartbreaking lyrics and impressive vocals. “YOU” showcases her prowess as a songwriter, and proves that she’s an upcoming …
Lainey Wilson Knows What A Man Oughta Know
Lainey Wilson’s got the perfect, and I mean perfect bell-bottom jeans disco country voice. This is very niche and maybe it only applies to those from small towns, but I think if you listen to her album you’ll picture exactly that. She’s taken off in the last several months and we were so excited to talk to her and see …
Nancy Lu: Growing Up In The South And Representation In The Media
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, …
Polartropica On Representation And Activism In Music
Polartropica has always been one of our favorite artists, she puts on these detailed, aesthetic shows and always has a message behind the shimmering music. Polartropica has been so active in BLM and the Stop Asian Hate movement. They started a microgrant program with their partner, artist Lauren YS, aimed at supporting and showcasing queer, BIPOC artists. We talked to …
Lily Kincade On Keeping It Real
Lily Kincade’s ethereal music was all over my fyp, and I fell in love with her dreamy voice. Her new song “Real” feels like summer magic but has this really vulnerable undertone. We talked to her about her new songs, staying motivated, and putting in the work. How did you get started in music? Lily: I’ve been playing instruments and …
You Need To Know About Gatlin
While she’s much younger than me, Gatlin’s songs are relatable in any phase of life. With her sophomore EP on the way, I chatted with her to learn more about her two singles she’s just graced us with. I envision “What If I Love You” soundtracking any rom com where the characters go their separate ways, and if any music …
Introducing Ella Rosa And Her Fresh Pop Sound
Ella Rosa’s sweet voice and hypnotic melodies just fit so well together. She just emulates this cool-girl energy that we can’t get enough of, we talked to her about her cover of Sting’s “English Man In New York,” classical music, and the secret to a good cover song. Hi Ella!! How did you get started in music? Ella Rosa: Hi …
Babygirl Is The Sad Chill Band You Need To Know
Babygirl’s chill, indie vibe is exactly what you need. Their new EP “Losers Weepers” is filled with the kind of angst and longing that everyone can relate to. We talked to them about the new project, having a depressing year, and their best advice. How did Babygirl form? Babygirl: We met in college! We started writing songs together, initially thinking …