INTERVIEW: Amedeo Pace on Blonde Redhead
Music definitely completes part of me. I have been doing it all my life and without it I think I would feel lost.Â
Category: MUSIC
From Indie Rock to post-punk, from the new Alternative to pure Pop, FRONTRUNNER scans the global music scene for artists continuously pushing their creative limits. Our interviews with stars such as Arlo Parks, Channel Tres, Sondre Lerche, Dustin O’Halloran, Tayla Parx and Cormega are just a few of the tasty offerings our Music section brings to the masses.
Milo Pullman releases new album I-95 revealing new expressions
Singer-songwriter Milo Pullman is no stranger to the music industry. With more than 20 years of songwriting experience, Pullman is ready to share his …
Lizzie Weber Announces New Album, Shares New Song “Day Pleaser”: Listen Now
Lizzie Weber has announced a new album, Wraiths in the Wake available on April 24. Below listen to a new a song from the album,…
Thus Love: An Interview with Echo Mars
The band Thus Love was formed in Brattleboro, Vermont in 2019. It started with Echo Mars and Lu Racine, but has now expanded with the addition of Ally…
Film & Gender Discuss the Nature of Punk, and How DIY is Alive and Well
Film & Gender, currently made up of drummer Anthony Franco and singer/bassist Iss Manzi, have been making waves in the New England/New York DIY scene …
Talking Music, Cowboys, & KGB with Naomi 10 Million
On a snowy Chicago evening, music lovers and adolescent guitar-enthusiasts made their way to the Ramova Loft, a cozy space above the iconic theatre.
Inside Adrian Mata: Composer, Producer, and Choir Boy at Heart
Wilson Hernandez, a Lower East Side native also known as Adrian Mata, started making music because of popular Youtuber RiceGum.
All Eyes on PR: Jezebiel on the past, present, and future of being a Puertorican artist
Jezebiel, a budding reggaetón artist coming straight outta Ocala, FL, talks all about his Puerto Rican heritage and his personal connection to musicâ…
Music as Emotional Architecture: A Q&A with Crochet
The Las Vegas skramz band Crochet has stayed consistent in their unique identity despite multiple changes in their rotation since they began.
Shapeshifting Sound: Huck N’ Pray and the Art of Iguana Rock
What started as spontaneous dorm room jams and late-night sessions in a church attic has evolved into one of Boulder’s most talked-about artists.
