Quenton Clarke’s Wolfelt Is Born of Self-Improvement
Wolfelt is the electronic project of Quenton Clarke. When he isn’t writing and performing original songs, Clarke works as a music therapist for a ho…
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A Project Falling Into Place: Reminiscing and Radiohead with Portland Cello Project
The cello is the most like the human voice, in range (from bass to soprano), the rich timbres--and it feels like you're dancing with it when you play …
Translating the Emotions of Sound With Vritra
While some artists are pushing social norms, LA-based rapper and producer Vritra is ramming them with chill monotonic rhymes pillared by unconventiona…
The Heat of Home and How To Heal: With Nashville’s Erin Rae
Musically, Erin Rae's new album subtly blends Country elements with those of Indie rock and folk, and skilfully parallels warm evenings, sunsets, and …
Bad Bad Hats Have Sweet Sweet Dance Moves
Ahead of a sold out show at Music Hall of Williamsburg on March 1, Kerry gave us some insight into what makes the band tick:…
Connecting with Old New York: An Interview with Beechwood
Beechwood members Gordon Lawrence, Sid Simons, and Eric Carney seem to exude the raw downtown energy that old-school New Yorkers claim died decades ag…
DC’s Tracksuit-Donning Trio RDGLDGRN Battle A Ninja in “Clapback”
The narrative sets the tone for a new adventure that the band will undertake during the course of LP3's release.
Interview with musician Allie Crow Buckley
A natural muse, Allie has a breezy West Coast energy and a cool combination of fortitude and fragility that leaves you wanting more.
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.
Emily Nachison: A Lustrous Glow with “Dust to Dust”
Our shows are driven by the exploration of ideas. For example, “ The Threads of Fate” , the inaugural exhibition at “Dust to Dust,” positioned…
