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by Matt Kelchner “I have wanted to be a musician for as long as I can remember. I had my first recital when I was six. This is just who I am,” singer/songwriter Melody Rose tells me. Here at That Mag we’ve been keeping an eye on the budding artist. Recently she’s released her Read More

by Geno Thackara It’s not just a figure of speech to say that Kevin Morby enjoys being all over the place. His career has already included two bands, two solo albums, and taken him around the country and across the Atlantic several times. “The world, at least all of Read More

by Matt Kelchner We mean this in the best way possible. U-Bahn sits underneath Brü Craft and Wurst, the German styled bar and restaurant located at the 1300 block of Chestnut Street. Owned and operated by the same people behind their upstairs neighbors, U-Bahn also shares the Read More

by Mely Duong Matt Santry is a pop, rock singer songwriter hailing from Philadelphia and was formerly a social worker. He often played music for autistic children, combining his love for social work with his love for music, the life long process of creating. On an inspirational Read More

by Matt Kelchner We’re back with the second installment of our new column, Drinking Tunes. This time around we’re checking out another libation from one of our favorite locals, Victory Brewing Company, and their Helles Lager. It’s one of the oldest beers from the Downingtown Read More

by Donte Kirby “We’re interested in creating music that fans can create their own stories to,” says Thomas Mullarney III, the vocals half of the electronic sultry tones that is Beacon. Jacob Gossett, the electronic sultry tones half, met Mullarney at Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute, Read More