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Friends Helped Guide Beauty School Dropout’s WHERE DID ALL THE BUTTERFLIES GO?
November 12, 2025
LA-based trio Beauty School Dropout are one of the most formidable rising acts in the contemporary punk genre.
Author:
Noah Wade
Meet The Spins, the Unhinged but Self-Assured Jersey Band [Q&A]
August 8, 2025
Their album, 'Left Behind,' showcases the dynamic of true friends enjoying their creative journey.
Author:
Noah Wade
Aidan Bissett's 'shut up and love me' Is Playful and Hypersensitive [Q&A]
August 7, 2025
The Tampa-born alt-indie artist dives deep in this debut.
Author:
Noah Wade
On 'George,' Jake Minch Recoils, Self-Loathes, Falters, and Learns to Love Through His Growing Pains [Q&A]
July 17, 2025
In this in-depth discussion on Minch's album, we learn about middle-of-the-country syndrome, a Kurt Vile obsession, and sleeping with the door open.
Author:
Noah Wade
Penelope Road Deliver an 80’s Rock Power Ballad with “Flowers (Carry Me Home)”
June 28, 2025
Penelope Road, an Atlanta-based five-piece outlet, merges classic rock, soul, jazz, and funk into their sound.
Author:
Noah Wade
John Splithoff Talks New Album Far From Here and Lessons From Chris Botti, David Foster, and the Musical Community At Large [Q&A]
May 12, 2025
The versatile songwriter, immersed in old soul and classic rock, divulges the journey of his latest record, 'Far From Here.'
Author:
Noah Wade
Deep-Dive Into New Album Achilles with Kevin Atwater [Q+A]
April 25, 2025
New York City-based singer-songwriter Kevin Atwater is a storyteller: impressively concise, abbreviated, and illustrative.
Author:
Noah Wade
Trousdale Explains the Science of Singing as a Trio and Dishes on New Album Growing Pains [Q&A]
April 24, 2025
Growing Pains highlights experiences that are both formative and fleeting. Not just physical growing pains, but those leaving a lasting impression on the soul, the heart, and the mind.
Author:
Noah Wade
Cameron Whitcomb Chats “Hundred Mile High”, American Idol, And Taking Accountability (Q+A)
March 25, 2025
One of Spotify’s Top Artists to Watch for 2025, Whitcomb is an artist who rejects the notion that his past will define him, and one looking to provide relief for those listening enduring their own trials and tribulations.
Author:
Noah Wade
Deep-Dive Into New Album Achilles with Kevin Atwater [Q+A]
April 25, 2025
New York City-based singer-songwriter Kevin Atwater is a storyteller: impressively concise, abbreviated, and illustrative.
Author:
Noah Wade
Cameron Whitcomb Chats “Hundred Mile High”, American Idol, And Taking Accountability (Q+A)
March 25, 2025
One of Spotify’s Top Artists to Watch for 2025, Whitcomb is an artist who rejects the notion that his past will define him, and one looking to provide relief for those listening enduring their own trials and tribulations.
Author:
Noah Wade
On 'George,' Jake Minch Recoils, Self-Loathes, Falters, and Learns to Love Through His Growing Pains [Q&A]
July 17, 2025
In this in-depth discussion on Minch's album, we learn about middle-of-the-country syndrome, a Kurt Vile obsession, and sleeping with the door open.
Author:
Noah Wade
John Splithoff Talks New Album Far From Here and Lessons From Chris Botti, David Foster, and the Musical Community At Large [Q&A]
May 12, 2025
The versatile songwriter, immersed in old soul and classic rock, divulges the journey of his latest record, 'Far From Here.'
Author:
Noah Wade
Trousdale Explains the Science of Singing as a Trio and Dishes on New Album Growing Pains [Q&A]
April 24, 2025
Growing Pains highlights experiences that are both formative and fleeting. Not just physical growing pains, but those leaving a lasting impression on the soul, the heart, and the mind.
Author:
Noah Wade
Penelope Road Deliver an 80’s Rock Power Ballad with “Flowers (Carry Me Home)”
June 28, 2025
Penelope Road, an Atlanta-based five-piece outlet, merges classic rock, soul, jazz, and funk into their sound.
Author:
Noah Wade
Aidan Bissett's 'shut up and love me' Is Playful and Hypersensitive [Q&A]
August 7, 2025
The Tampa-born alt-indie artist dives deep in this debut.
Author:
Noah Wade
Meet The Spins, the Unhinged but Self-Assured Jersey Band [Q&A]
August 8, 2025
Their album, 'Left Behind,' showcases the dynamic of true friends enjoying their creative journey.
Author:
Noah Wade
Patrick Droney Is Reinvigorated On “Back In My Body”
May 11, 2026
Nearly three years following the release of his outstanding sophomore album Subtitles For Feelings, Brooklyn, NY-based singer-songwriter Patrick Droney is gearing up for another go-around.
Author:
Noah Wade
On “The Voyager,” Chance Peña Is Vindicated
May 19, 2026
Among the most consistent voices in contemporary folk music, TX-born singer-songwriter Chance Peña continues to add to his discography with his latest single “The Voyager.”
Author:
Noah Wade
Ethan French Is Cognitive and Precise on “reckless and arranged – day 56 (extended)”
September 10, 2026
Both its shortened and full-length forms will be included on French’s upcoming album ideas of the day – vol. 1, set for release on October 1st.
Author:
Noah Wade
The Warning Fend Off Detractors in Spanish on “Ego”
May 28, 2026
"Ego,” sung entirely in their native tongue, is lyrically fierce and steadfast in their refusal to allow outside forces from restraining them.
Author:
Noah Wade
Hudson Ingram Traded Virality for Community [Q&A]
June 5, 2026
Thus far this year, Ingram has traversed parts of the country on three separate occasions. With these repeated visits, he has seen the rate at which cultivating a community can lead to legitimate connections with people emotionally investing in his art.
Author:
Noah Wade
In Conversation: Sassy 009 x girl in red [Q&A]
June 30, 2026
In a Pride month conversation between two of Norway’s finest, girl in red and Sassy 009 strip the artist personas away and chat as Marie Ulven and Sunniva Lindgard.
Author:
Noah Wade
People I’ve Met Open Up Like Never Before
July 2, 2026
NYC-based band People I’ve Met have spent the better part of the last year reorganizing their ambitions and identity.
Author:
Noah Wade
Keo Refuses to be Labeled
July 2, 2026
Despite being mischaracterized as a maverick guitar band for Gen-Z, Keo’s music demonstrates multi-generational appeal, their reckless sound derived from bands such as Pearl Jam and Nirvana, attempting to put listeners onto comparable music from previous eras.
Author:
Noah Wade
Jace Cameron’s “Easy” Is Whimsical and Luminous
July 24, 2026
From its opening instrumental bars, “Easy” can only be described as expansive.
Author:
Noah Wade
“After The After Party” Is Knox’s Midwest Best Template
July 28, 2026
Knox, a dedicated purveyor of fiction, sets the scene of a lonely walk home from the bar after closing out a tab of several liquid concoctions.
Author:
Noah Wade
Jasper Dean Rides the Wave of Freneticism in Debut Album 'TOY COLLAGES' [Q&A]
August 5, 2026
A collection of wily, chaotic tunes Dean themself describes as “crazy sounds” challenge the listeners mental stimulation.
Author:
Noah Wade
Benny G’s Audience is Growing and We're Along for the Ride [Q&A]
August 5, 2026
His new EP 'When You Know You Know' is told in chronological order and details the jittery butterflies of a new relationship.
Author:
Noah Wade
Ethan Burdick Uplifts His Younger Self on “Fine”
August 31, 2026
While Burdick likely cannot be classified as country, his storytelling abilities, and the ways in which he executes those stories, are deservedly placing him in those circles, and opening doors beyond them.
Author:
Noah Wade
In Conversation: The Band CAMINO x In Color [Q&A]
September 8, 2026
Our latest Artist on Artist conversation, between two of Nashville’s finest, saw The Band CAMINO handpick In Color for a comprehensive chat.
Author:
Noah Wade
Vincent Mason & Stella Lefty Are Cautiously Smitten on “Something To Lose”
May 19, 2026
A rare duet for a legitimate couple in the contemporary music landscape, and one dominated by the sentimental usage of pedal steel and warm acoustics.
Author:
Noah Wade
Johnny Orlando’s “Charlotte” Is Shameless Pop
May 11, 2026
Ahead of the release of his new album, Songs For Young Lovers, out June 12th, Johnny Orlando has unveiled its latest single “Charlotte.”
Author:
Noah Wade
Owen Riegling, Look Where You Are Now! [Q&A]
May 12, 2026
Despite the wins in both his personal and professional lives, In The Feeling sees Riegling stoically admit to many of his greatest insecurities and intrusive thoughts.
Author:
Noah Wade