Etienne Charles and his Latest LP, Carnival: The Sound of a People
For his latest LP Carnival: The Sound of a People, Etienne Charles goes to the direct source of his sound to explore the invigorating sounds…
Barrie On Their New Album and Why They’re ‘Happy to Be Here’
When you listen to Barrie you may feel like you’re slow dancing at a lightly-lit dance in a Stranger Things episode. Or perhaps roaming the…
Talking “Plans” with Ritual Talk
When people get up, move and dance around at our shows, I feel like the name Ritual Talk really springs to life.
Two New Solo Tracks From Antibalas Drummer Miles Francis
When New York’s Miles Francis released his first solo EP, Swimmers, in February of this year, he had already played the drums in several noteworthy …
10 Well-Rounded Rappers from 10 Cities: Ivy Sole, Cantrell, and more
Cantrell – “Keep Yappin”Albany, GA → Los Angeles, CAYou can tell from the ominous bells in the first moments of “Keep Yappin” that Cantrell is…
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.
Get To Know Atlanta Rockers Gringo Star
We have always loved trying to pull from as many different sounds that we like in the hopes of always making something that feels fresh to us
Wilder Maker’s Gabriel Birnbaum On Zion, New York, and What’s Next
Women Dancing Immortal was written almost unedited in one sitting, but that’s rare for me. Usually it’s work, and usually there’s a bunch of gar…
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.
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 …