Folk Duo Rosu Lup Present An Antihero’s Journey
In the words of producer and member Jonathan Stewart, "Great folk stories... are the ones that come from a real place, for better or worse."
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.
Haleek Maul on Errol: the Album and the Man Behind It
Barbados has blessed us with flying fish, Rihanna, and Haleek Maul, introducing the world to his trap-infused sound with a twist and a twang.
Madison McFerrin on “You + I” and The Vital Importance of Keeping It Real
It’s easy to make sense of the fact that Madison McFerrin seems so comfortable on stage--she comes from a family full of performers. There are a lot…
Meet Uh Oh: The Nebraska Band Battling Loneliness
Joe Champion, lead singer of Uh Oh, asks, "In such a gross and weird world, what can we do to make each other feel less alone when it’s natural to d…
Lessons From The Road with Nilüfer Yanya
Nilüfer Yanya released her genre-bending debut LP Miss Universe in late March 2019, and the month prior she set out for a whole year’s worth…
Naïka Creates Her Own Brand of “World Pop”
"I use singing in different languages as a raw representation of my roots. It’s who I am. My background isn’t linear," says Miami-born singer-song…
The Live First Mentality: FRONTRUNNER Interviews Sports Team
Throughout a long series of pinch-me moments, Sports Team has remained true to their uni-band roots. Night after night, they’re doing the impossible…
BENEE Takes FRONTRUNNER To Marzz
BENEE's quirkily titled STELLA & STEVE EP beams with dreamy grooves that complement the more sugary sweet pop of FIRE ON MARZZ.
Music Becoming Mantra: With Yoke Lore’s Adrian Galvin
"Everything natural moves and changes and grows and develops," says Galvin. "So why shouldn’t songs?"
Emmavie On Confidence, Identity, and Her New Album, Honeymoon
"There’s so many faces to Blackness. There’s so many different colors to Blackness. The message is straightforward: you need to know your worth."