How Live Venues Exploit Emerging Artists
MUSICRUNNER Editor David Pinkerton illuminates how live music venues take revenue from musicians, how this trend began, and what to do next.
Tag: indie
The Moss: Music From the Heart
Bred in Hawaii and based in Utah, The Moss blends their island roots with an alternative rock groove to form their distinctive sound.
FRONTRUNNER Gets to Know…Yuno
While he works on his debut album, FRONTRUNNER spoke with Yuno about his latest single, "January's Somebody", self-production, how he took music from …
Better Days with The Night Café
Whilst beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, Vincent Van Gogh himself described his piece The Night Café as his ugliest painting ever.…
FRONTRUNNER exclusive: The Magic Gang
From their student house in Brighton to some of the UK’s biggest stages, including the likes of Glastonbury and Reading & Leeds, The Magic Gang…
Sweet New Sounds From Black Honey
If you can’t make up your mind on whether to listen to Nancy Sinatra or Nirvana: lovechild Black Honey demands to be heard. With their retro film-in…
New Vistas on the Horizon
Scotland boasts having one of the best music scenes in the world, and has been home to countless great rock bands like Franz Ferdinand and…
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."
A Reminder From Brooklyn’s Ever-Growing Stolen Jars
A Stolen Jars song is a delightful thing to swim in: an indie pop sound so thoroughly arranged it engulfs you.
On Next to the Sun, KAINA Examines Life’s Layers
"I can’t be expected to be just one thing. There’s so many parts of me."
