Interviews
The LIBERATING Sounds of Cassandra Jewel
Your single Battle is extremely powerful. What was it like to write this song? Writing Battle was liberating. It was
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December 5, 2019
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Your single Battle is extremely powerful. What was it like to write this song? Writing Battle was liberating. It was
Tara Simon Studios is becoming known worldwide, what inspired it’s beginning? I started singing on stage since I was 3
You have a new Christmas Album coming out! How exciting. Can you tell us a little more about what we
Hello Emily! Where are you from and what city do you currently call home? Hi! I am originally from Atascadero,
Thanks so much for having us! We are currently preparing to head to L.A. this week for some Hooked Like
Hello, where are you guys from and where are you currently located? Dan Seitz, vocals, guitar: I’m originally from a
The music of Jay Katana is striking on an emotional scale, it works its way into you, and powers the
Progressive grunge band Underwing continues to release new music this fall, while simultaneously writing their debut album. This time around they’re launching a LIVE version of “Paragon”, one of the first songs the band ever wrote and released together back in 2016.
IndiePulse Musician Legacy Stories: Plastic Barricades – Nothing will hold them back.
How would you classify your music? New age, World music, Meditation & spiritual, Video & movie Who are some of
Bringing his unique musical stylings back to the Hotel Cafe stage this week, Wanderraven delivers. Read on to learn more
Catching up with PhD of Pop, Kelvin Frazier. Thanks for being with us today. Please share with us the best
Hello, Kendall, please tell us more about your new release, Blood Money and the inspirations behind the music you are
How would you classify your music? I’d like to classify my music as medicine music Who are some of your
How would you classify your music: We actually have a term we use “Alternative blues rock mixology” which we say
“The Music distribution is broken. Spotify pays starvation wages, nobody buys CDs anymore, and vinyl pressing carries huge risk for artists in dollars invested, months of production time, and trying to predict customer demand. “
Thank you for sharing some time with our readers today, what have you been up to in 2019? Red: 2019
The beautiful harp sounds and sultry voice of Margaret Davis brings a new horizon to the landscape of Jazz music
If you’re not familiar with the Gutter Pop genre, allow us to introduce The Radio Buzzkills to you. This St.
Rosy Nolan has a new EP on the way and a new show at The Hotel Cafe on Sept 28th
