Sports can create a lot of emotion and passion, particularly amongst fans. For some, the emotion comes from their associations with family members or friends who they follow the sport with. For others, this emotion comes from the sheer excitement of the action. Music can capture this emotion and help to convey it and even
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On March 12th, Sabrina Carpenter and Maggie Lindemann took Irving Plaza in New York City by storm with their (anti) pop charm. The Singular Tour is travelling the course of North America throughout March and hitting Asia in April. Sabrina Carpenter, who you may know from Disney’s Girl Meets World, has broken into the music
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Known for dreary weather and a prominent punk scene that appears to feed off the falling rain, Seattle stands at the epicenter of a rock renaissance in the Pacific Northwest. Following the glory of grunge and garage experienced in the 80’s and 90’s, a wave of synth and psychedelia is now crashing over the city
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Armed with a quiet, yet undeniable power, Australian folk singer Julia Jacklin is releasing an album titled Comfort that will leave you stunned. While her vocals are delicate and tender, Jacklin’s songs carry a might and sting to each of them; a majority of Comfort confronting a failed relationship that left Julia feeling a range
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The music industry is a beast of its’ own. There’s no room for the faint of heart when it comes to your own career’s sake. I, for one, had a struggle coping with that during my career in this field. You have your successes, but you certainly have your failures. The one thing that artists,
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The many forms of art are famous for connecting to form bigger projects. Our latest discovery LilTillyT has combines his love for cartoons and amine and his skills with music to craft his own unique persona. We caught up with the rising hip hop star to get a little behind the curtain. Enjoy the interview:
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Synthesized melodies never felt as organic as they do in Fade In, the latest EP from burgeoning indie rocker Matt Shapiro. The New York City-based artist pulls out all the stops in this new record and executes some seriously sophisticated grooves that will burn their rigidity into your brain even after the most cursory of listens.
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Kicking off a month long run at the very end of February, Mat Kerekes hit the road with support from Jetty Bones and Jacob Sigman. The package offers intimate performances and a sense of vulnerability that you don’t get with other bills. On March 3rd, this tour made it’s way through Buffalo, NY to take
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