Sophie Strauss: Equal Representation
We recently spoke with Sophie about breaking down stereotypes, self-expression, and the history behind unequal representation of women in music.
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UMI: A Genre-Bending R&B Princess
I spoke with UMI about her latest single, River, scooters and friendship, and the intersection of music and politics.
Her’s: Good for Your Friendships & First Dates
Her’s is a dreamy indie-pop duo based in Liverpool, England. We spoke with member Audun Laading regarding their upcoming EP, friendship, their musical dynamic, and a possible underwear line?
Look Closer: CUT WORMS
Taking over our playlists with lo-fi influences off his debut album, Hollow Ground, Max Clarke (a.k.a Cut Worms) took some time to talk with us via email a while back.
Here Comes the Sunset Rollercoaster
I think love could be a really easy thing, but also the thing you are going to spend [your] whole life pursuing and learning. It’s the meaning of life, it’s the truth, the highest good, the sublime.
Muses of Music – Uma Bloo’s “Lullaby”
Haunting vocals layered on delicate guitar, “Lullaby” is 1 of 2 singles Uma Bloo released this year. Singer/guitarist Molly discusses her influences.
On The Phone with King Shelter
These boys merge their music with ideas ranging from space exploration to human insignificance and our culture of complacency.
Pandemonium w/ Reptaliens
A project of exploration in pop culture, Reptaliens create dreamscapes inspired by sci-fi art and cult mentality.
Muses of Music: Girl K
“Division Club” became a song about materialism, and how the actual issues in our communities/economies are within ourselves.
Men I Trust: Between The Sonic & The Visual
The do-it-yourself mentality of Men I Trust means they’re free from labels, publishing companies and PR.
Hockey Dad (In, Like, Four Minutes)
I noticed a mop of blonde hair, and before I could lose my nerve, jumped out of the car to see if they’d be willing to do an interview.
Interview w/ The Frantics – Heartbreak, Postman Scat and Politics
“Imagine, ‘The singer of The Frantics gets Oasis back together’ – we’d skyrocket up the charts. Or they’d just hate us.”