Meet Alani, a singer-songwriter born in London with French, Lebanese, and Brazilian roots. She is an overthinker, older sister, and John Mayer fan since she was seven and the next alternative pop artist to watch. We love to talk about liminal spaces. There’s nothing like the liminal space between friend and (potential) lover. It locksContinue reading “Alani Is Somewhere Between Saying It and Releasing Her New EP”
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The First Piper Connolly
By Indi Tejeda – June 20th, 2026 Piper Connolly has a theory about identity: you don’t find it, you build it. Song by song, collaborator by collaborator, visual by visual, until one day you look back and realize the whole thing has a shape. “Beautiful Life” is where that shape starts coming into focus. Bright,Continue reading “The First Piper Connolly”
Billie Rude, I Loved You: Sean Gunner Lee Reflects on Nostalgia & Authenticity
By Indi Tejeda – June 13th, 2026 Sean Gunner Lee’s music lives in the space between emotions. His debut solo album, Billie Rude, I Loved You, embraces melancholy and hope, nostalgia and growth, and certainty and ambiguity. Rather than chasing perfection, Lee focuses on the moments that exist between extremes – the feelings that areContinue reading “Billie Rude, I Loved You: Sean Gunner Lee Reflects on Nostalgia & Authenticity”
Social Media for Music Lovers – Airbuds Continues to Build Community
Airbuds might be the last social app that actually feels like it was made for your friends.
I caught up with founder Brittany to talk artist collabs, the ambassador program, and how the app is navigating ads without losing its soul.
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Cocteau Twins, Simon Raymonde and Me: Interview with the Author – In One Ear: Cocteau Twins, Ivor, and Me
Simon Raymonde reflects on the profound influence of grief and memory in his music, particularly in his album “Heaven or Las Vegas.” His memoir, “In One Ear,” explores his artistic journey, showcasing how personal experiences shaped his work. He emphasizes the importance of kindness and growth in mentoring artists through his label, Bella Union.
Peeling Back the Layers with Cornelia Murr – INTERVIEW
Cornelia Murr’s album “Run to the Center,” inspired by her renovation of an old Nebraska house, explores life’s challenges and transitions through lyricism that reflects introspection and emotional depth. Key tracks like “Meantime” and “Spiral of Beauty” invite listeners to pause and reflect, offering a meditative and poetic experience.
“Two Years” With Glenna Jane – New Song Out Now!
Glenna Jane’s new single, “Two Years,” reflects her emotional journey through a summer fling that turned into a four-year situationship. Combining organic and electronic elements, the song captures nostalgia and intimate storytelling. It’s a heartfelt exploration of love and memory, showcasing her artistic growth and experimental vision ahead of her upcoming EP.
The Chameleons: A Post-Punk Legacy Reborn – Interview With Mark “Vox” Burgess
The Chameleons, enduring icons of post-punk, continue to resonate with their emotive music. Vocalist Mark Burgess, during an interview, highlighted their forthcoming album “Arctic Moon,” featuring songs like “Where Are You?” and “David Bowie Takes My Hand.” Their creative drive remains strong, reflecting both personal struggles and artistic evolution.
Navigating Life’s Cycles: Naomi Westwater Discusses Cycle & Change
Folk singer-songwriter Naomi Westwater discusses her upcoming album, Cycle & Change, inspired by nature’s cycles. The album reflects on personal growth and change through songs like “Crows,” which encapsulates emotions from her past. Naomi emphasizes the comforting yet unpredictable nature of life’s transitions, offering listeners a poignant exploration of vulnerability and resilience.
Are You Feeling Stomach Sick or Headsick?: Interview with Headsick
Headsick, a Boston-based post-hardcore emo band formed by Berklee students, recently released their EP “Driving Through The Downward Spiral.” Known for intense sound and emotive lyrics, they blend various music styles.