Doran Danoff: King of Crown City
I think King of Crown City definitely shows my love for vintage styles like funk, soul, R&B and jazz. I grew up listening to everything under the sun.
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.
Cellist Gabriel Royal Premieres “Tough Love,” Speaks on Busking and Spontaneity
Yeah! I can write a song about anything, and it kind of depends on the mood you’re in and the people you’re around.
Moon Revenge Premieres “The Notes/Arrived” Ahead of September Album Release
“The Notes/Arrived,” which will close the album, starts abruptly with jazzy violin-plucking and then transforms into wistful, intimate piano that …
Neo-R&B Artist TIN Premieres “Yellow Gem” and Talks Identity, Performance, and Art-Making
The name “TIN” couldn’t have been more perfect when I realized it actually meant one thing in English and another in Vietnamese. It mirrors the …
Interview with Samantha Clemons: Never Mind Smoke, Something’s On Fire
You can only get better by doing, and your peers can be your best motivators. Also, inspiration comes much more easily when you’re creating with ot…
standards’ New EP Is A Refreshing, Balanced Listen
All of the sonic possibilities of the guitar opened up to me, and I began looking for different ways I could play multiple parts on the guitar at once…
Introducing Cautious Clay: Producer, Songwriter, Multi-Instrumentalist
I kind of stumbled on the name RESONANCE from its double meaning: sonically it’s a characteristic in music, as well as harkening back to places and …
Interview with emerging songsmith Rich Krueger
The world is a wonderful, joyous, inspiring, brutal, unfair, damaged, beautiful place. It’s replete with unending hope and never-ending suffering.
J Bengoy Explores The In-Between Moments in Dogwood Winter
J Bengoy’s music is the kind of sunshine that makes you a little tired. It’s a solo ice-cream outing because you just need to leave the house.
Introducing Juliet Quick’s Changeling EP
Brooklyn musician Juliet Quick’s poetic storytelling has always found a cozy home among textured string instruments, ever since her first releases t…