by Adelie Salagnac “I want to be a motivator for girls to be themselves. Artists in general, but mostly women of color. A positive rapper and vocalist with an honest look on life.” Bri Steves, vocalist and recording artist, songwriter, fashion model, and full-time student at Read More

by Mely Duong Behold, a family like bond that echoes in their musical chemistry, Step Sisters is a grunge pop progressive band from Nashville with an eclectic sound reflective of their four diverse members. Although their mainstay influences include Zeppelin, ELO, Nirvana, Read More

Lily & Madeleine Keep it Together Reviewed by: Max Miller Lily & Madeleine, the duo of Indianapolis sisters Lily and Madeleine Jurkiewicz, have the kind of origin story unique to the past decade. Like artists as diverse as Carly Rae Jepsen, Justin Bieber and the Weeknd, Read More

Waco Brothers Going Down in History Reviewed by: Adelie Salagnac A quite vague and unclear term that can refer to a large array of music styles, alt-country is affectionately defined as “any country music that is liked by someone who is not a ‘country music fan’” by the urban Read More

Yuck Stranger Things Reviewed by: Matt Kelchner Three years ago London ’90s revivalists Yuck released Glow and Behold. The album marked their first without singer and main songwriter Daniel Blumberg. The remaining members – Mariko Doi, Jonathan Rogoff and Max Bloom, Read More

Jane Kramer Carnival of Hopes Reviewed by: Jane Roser Sorry looks back, worry looks around, faith looks up. Singer-songwriter Jane Kramer’s sophomore solo album Carnival of Hopes pays respect to her mountain roots while delving into themes of loss, doubt and failures while Read More