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by Jane Roser Winters in Nashville can be particularly harsh. Roads and trees are covered in a layer of slick ice and when the salt runs out, potato juice may be brought in as an alternate- although not very effective- tool, turning roads into a slushy soup. But in a town like Read More

by Brittney Corridean Brooklyn based indie band 79.5 has been making music since 2012. In the past five years, the small project founded by Kate Mattison has grown into a six member band that invites the harmonies of soul and groove of R&B in one stellar, mellow sound. “The Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Having received considerable coverage from the likes of BrooklynVegan, Pitchfork, and NPR, the trio of sunshine pop connoisseurs known as the Courtneys have enjoyed an upswell of success that comes on the heels of their lauded sophomore effort II. The string of Read More

by Brittney Corridean With some time in between their current tour, Carlos Arévalo, guitarist for Chicano Batman, took a beat and chatted with me about their latest album Freedom is Free (released on March 3rd), and other current happenings. The quartet of gentlemen (Arévalo, Read More

by Mely Duong Southern Soul Assembly is a band inspired by the deep rooted legacy of Southern culture, as insinuated by their band’s name. The authenticity of southern culture, particularly Louisiana, member Marc Broussard drives their soulful, original tales of with Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Capturing love in song is one of the more elemental things about the continuum of music through the ages. It can be divine or personal but all forms of the love song offer something relatable. It helps the songwriter connect to their audience through the ups and Read More