IBG contributor reviewing live shows around NYC. Sounds like Kayla.
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Natalie Lurie is a classically trained harpist and songwriter with diverse musical chops. She’s studied around the world — at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, privately in Switzerland and France, and under renowned harpist Susann McDonald at Indiana University. Natalie Lurie Puts Harp into Pop After moving to Nashville to focus on songwriting, […]
Before ever hearing the music of singer-songwriter Doug Tuttle, I reserved him a place in my heart when I learned he spent many years in Allston, Massachusetts (AKA Rat City). His residence there was later confirmed by the number of fans rocking long hair and denim-on-denim at his recent show at Rough Trade NYC. Complete […]
I first spotted Emma-Lee Moss, better known by her stage name Emmy the Great, across the bar in the back room of Baby’s All Right. She was hugging and mingling with friends before her opening act, Stranger Cat, took the stage. Standing under fuchsia and indigo lights about an hour later, Emma told the crowd […]
Despite her age, 18-year-old Taylor Grey is an old soul when it comes to music. The Bay Area native, who is self-taught on guitar and piano, got involved in musical theater and lyric writing in elementary school, and began writing her own music to accompany the words at the start of high school. Taylor, now […]
Hailing from the home of EDM giants like David Guetta, Madeon, and DJ Snake, French-born Dombresky has officially hit the dance music scene, dropping his debut EP Reaching Perfection last week. Totaling just over 11 minutes, the three-track EP is short compared to traditional house music, but it had me grooving in my seat from […]
For a band that’s been around since the mid 90s, Muse is doing all the right things to stay on top. Currently featured as the cover art and the leading track on Spotify’s Rock This playlist, the band has been touring the world for almost a year to showcase their Grammy-nominated album Drones. I had […]
