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Written by Angel Park Governors Ball, one of NYC’s most anticipated summer festivals, took place this year at Citi Field in Queens, NY. This year’s lineup featured some of the biggest names in both indie and rap music, drawing attendees from across the city and Read More

New York City’s indie rock four-piece, Acid Dad, shares the brand new music video for their song, “Marine.” The quartet released their self-titled debut in March (Greenway Records) to critical acclaim and recently wrapped up a U.S. tour. The band prepares for Read More

by Mely Duong Del Paxton is an organic indie/emo band hailing from Buffalo, NY that has been around since 2013. Their name originates from a character in the Tom Hanks movie That Thing You Do; Del Paxton is an elusive jazz pianist who embodies playing music for all the right Read More

by Lauren Rosier New York native singer/songwriter, Melody Rose, introduced her heartfelt lyrics and soulful voice to a crowd at Lancaster Dispensing Company over the weekend during this year’s Launch Music Conference and Festival. Rose and keyboardist/producer, Andrew Carroll, Read More

by Brenda Hillegas Tommy Davidson’s diverse, comedic career began nearly three decades ago when he made the rounds at comedy clubs in the DC area where he grew up. Beginning as a stand-up comedian in DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia, he was eventually spotted by major promoters and Read More

by Ari Roth Wolf Critton is a New York born, Connecticut-based singer and songwriter who plays acoustic guitar and sings songs that are brilliantly honest and emotionally open. I spoke to Critton about the influence of the military on his work, his new songs, touring, connecting Read More