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Bayonne interview Podcast

The word producer gets tossed around a lot today in music. While it’s not a dirty word by any means, but some producers do more than produce. Within the sub genre there are artists who arrange, perform and compose their music as well. We’ve known about composer and producer Bayonne from before he went by...More Please

October 13, 2020

Johnston Farrow Loves Music Through and Through

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Pushing ones self to do better and better is what drives great journalism. Loving the topic in which you’re assigned doesn’t hurt either. For our podcast Self Released Songs we strive to get different voices from within the music industry. Those voices can interpret how we perceive the music industry as well as how we...More Please

September 30, 2020

Daniel Jackson’s Passion For Music Came Well Before He Shot a Single Picture

Daniel Jackson interview Podcast

In life you learn as you get older, that cool people aren’t who you may have originally thought they were. Cool is a relative term and what you consider is cool will change as you grow. However when you interview people, you typically want to talk to people you admire. For the latest episode of...More Please

September 22, 2020

Guilla’s Drive is What Makes Him So Exceptional

Guilla interview Podcast

Twenty years ago rap was this world that wasn’t like it is today. Not really mainstream but certainly not indie, hip hop wasn’t in a space where we’d see multiple artists have similar sounds and similar sur names. In Houston, Texas rap is more than a genre of music, it’s a lifestyle. You have to...More Please

September 15, 2020

ATTXLA Went From Aspiring Rapper to Inspiring Singer

Attxla interview Podcast

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What inspires many is to hear from someone who is inspiring. In the music world you can get bogged down where an artist pops off after collaborating with a room full of producers and songwriters. When Houston producer and singer songwriter ATTXLA got on our radar, we found his approach to R&B based pop refreshing...More Please

August 25, 2020

For Tee Vee Learning is as Important as Creating

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In the world that makes up electro-pop, one might think that it’s filled with artists who are ready to become the next big pop star. While of course that’s far from true, within the genre rests some of the best producers and songwriters in the music industry. When we first met Teresa Vicinanza, she was...More Please

August 18, 2020

Rex Hudson Enjoys Making Music More Than Many Artists

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You may remember five years ago when if you stretched your arms out you could bump into a music producer. The genre was and still is marked with plenty of music makers in a world where the term was overused and overplayed by guys with a Macbook Pro and a film playing behind them at...More Please

July 21, 2020

Derek Rathbun Exhibits DIY in Everything He Does

Derek Rathbun interview Podcast

In music, just as in life, there are those who do and those who do not. While some bands and artists who do not may have moderate success, the real tales of success belong to those who dared to try. Since we first met Derek Rathbun we knew that he was an artist who did....More Please

July 14, 2020

Loving Great Music is Just Part of What Keeled Scales is About

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If you talk to enough people in music, you get used to hearing things about the numbers. The number of fans on social media, the amount of streams, the total number of units sold and on and on. Even if you take into account that you’re generally speaking to someone from the marketing department or...More Please

June 9, 2020

Jawwaad Taylor Defines Pure Artistry

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In music, it becomes increasingly difficult to find what you can refer to as pure artistry. While all who release music are artists, there are few who have artistry pouring through their fingertips. When I first met Jawwaad Taylor, there was a discussion of MF Doom before he chimed in “I made an album with...More Please

May 20, 2020

B L A C K I E Takes Quarantine as Time to Keep Creating

B L A C K I E interview Podcast

If you innovate enough, you just may get to see the work and style you created get bitten by someone less creative. For over fifteen years that’s been what’s occurred in the world of hip hop. Granted, it happens throughout music as well; but La Porte’s B L A C K I E has been...More Please

April 28, 2020

Change is All That Studded Left Knows

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In music, the choices you make more than likely come with a reason, even if that reason is misunderstood. When Houston’s Indian Jewelry was at the height of their success, they shocked plenty by calling it a day and ending the project. When they returned as Studded Left with anew sound and a DIY aesthetic,...More Please

April 14, 2020

For The Wheel Workers, Being Independent Works Best

interview Podcast The Wheel Workers

Being a musician on the rise is a difficult place to be. Many bands choose to flood the market with multiple digital releases in a short time frame. While doing that is an arduous process alone, what if the and released the records on vinyl and produced videos for multiple singles as well? Well if...More Please

April 7, 2020

The Creativity of Claire Morales Knows No Bounds

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Claire Morales interview

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In music, being creative is key. That can be strewn across all settings of a music career, but it’s definitely a needed ability in the modern music industry. While some artists have minimal amounts of creativity, Denton’s Claire Morales doesn’t have that issue. In a career that spans across multiple albums, Morales has shown that...More Please

March 23, 2020

Chase DeMaster Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop

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Eliza & the Delusionals Indie Rock interview

Hard work typically gets you somewhere. If you look at anyone successful, there’s a good chance they got to where they are or at least maintained that level through hard work. In music hard work is par for the course. Living off of music is something that few can do, based on how difficult it...More Please

March 13, 2020

LEYA Brings Their Intriguing & Inventive Sound to the Masses

Harpists and violinists aren’t typically in modern music bands. While nontraditional is always welcomed here, you can’t expect Marilu Donovan and Adam Markiewicz of the group LEYA to follow tradition. The group has released some of the most intriguing music you’ll ever hear, while incorporating new tones and sound structures into everything they do. In...More Please

February 28, 2020

For Eliza & The Delusionals, Failure Isn’t an Option

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interview Titus Andronicus

Making it in America is a big deal for bands living outside of the states. In fact it should be a big deal for those who live here as well. While many artists tour nowadays at a breakneck pace, there are sometimes acts who really go the extra mile when it comes to making a...More Please

October 22, 2019

The Unified Purpose of Titus Andronicus

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interview The Messthetics

In the world of modern music there are few bands who’ve covered as much territory as New Jersey’s Titus Andronicus. Together since 2005, the four piece has seen many ups and downs while essentially rewriting history in the process. While few bands can receive the critical acclaim and even fewer can release such a broad...More Please

September 17, 2019

Joe Lally Discusses Tour, New Album by The Messthetics & More

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