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by Andi Bricklin Just back from the band’s third appearance at SXSW, Soul Asylum’s lead singer Dave Pirner talks with That Mag about longevity, DIY passion and the lost art of album covers. SXSW was a “chaotic tight schedule.  We were there for three-four days and had, Read More

by Brittney Corridean Days within the release of the new album, Teens of Denial, we were fortunate enough to have a brief chat with Will Toledo, creator of it all, about what lies ahead in regards to new music and heading out on tour. The big deal about this album is that it was Read More

“The weather was crap, but it was great to get back over there and the crowds were really great.” Singer-songwriter, Grammy nominee and Texas native Hayes Carll just returned from a quick tour of the U.K. and is taking a few days to rest up and do a few interviews Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Though admittedly new to it, I have never been given a reason to doubt the stirring appeal deeply embedded within the roots of Americana, a genre and a philosophy of songcraft embraced by a growing number of artists coming out of Nashville. Gospel, country, folk, Read More

by Jane Roser “The hardest years in life are those between ten and seventy.” – Helen Hayes “Wow. That’s a blast from the past!” I’m chatting with multiple Grammy Award-winning artist Mary Chapin Carpenter about her early days spent cutting her teeth on the singer-songwriter Read More

by Lauren Rosier “Philly is the best music scene in America,” a prominent music industry professional said last weekend at the 2016 Launch Music Conference and Festival. And it really is. Philadelphia’s number one alternative radio station, Radio 104.5, kicks off their annual Read More