Summer Road Trip Songs To Add To Your Playlist Now
Summertime in the Bay Area is one of the best moments of the year. You can roll your windows down, drive lazily through the streets until sunset or chill out […]
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Florence + the Machine performs a heartwarming duet with Hospice Austin teen
A 15-year-old girl was unable to attend Florence + the Machine’s show in Austin, Texas last week due to her health, so the band brought the show to her. In a cell […]
The Record Company lit up the Great American Music Hall with their rock ‘n’ blues
When it comes to a band called The Record Company, you’d expect music that pays homage to the bluesy grit and rock ‘n’ roll of dusty old vinyl records recorded in someone’s […]
Confessions of a Music Lover
Hi friends. It’s been a while. It seems that time flies by when you’re not in school and you’ve all the time in the world! But I’m still here and I […]
Air Drumming Workout: Should This Workout Come to the Bay Area?
Let’s face it–it’s hard to stick to a workout when it isn’t fun. So when I heard of this new workout that gets you fit by air drumming, I was hooked. […]
Is the San Francisco Music Scene Really Dead? And Have the Millennials Killed It?
Last week, The Bold Italic released an article with the question, “Is San Francisco’s Music Scene Dead?”. Of course with a statement that strong, an outpour of rage among the current artists, […]
‘Vinyl’ recreates the birth of disco with DJ Cassidy’s “Kill The Lights” (Music Video)
In 1970s New York, underground street parties and night clubs were oozing with soul. DJs played Latin soul and African-American hip hop records on turntables. Clubs were packed and steaming with noise. […]
MAR 2016: Vlog on Being Creative
In the past couple of months, I’ve gone through various ups and downs with being and staying creative. I’ve picked up my guitar, played a song, felt it hit or miss […]
‘Vinyl’ and its Underrated Women of the Record Industry
When it comes to 1973 New York, the music industry was at an all-time high. New genres were emerging. Post-punk, disco, hip-hop and rock ‘n’ roll were being born. A new […]
‘Vinyl’ Brings Everyone’s 1970s Rock Nostalgia Back to Life
If there is one show I have been highly anticipating, it is HBO’s Vinyl. Sex, drugs, rock ‘n’ roll. You’ve heard it all before. And for any music head, this self-described […]
St. Vincent and Her Signature Guitar made for Women, by a Woman
The guitar has always been seen as a masculine instrument. As a female guitarist myself, it often comes off as a surprise to people when I say I play guitar. […]
Ray LaMontagne releases new single ‘Hey, No Pressure’ off new album ‘Ouroboros’
“Will you follow me?” Ray LaMontagne asked himself when recording his sixth studio album Ouroboros, expected to drop in early March. The first single, “Hey, No Pressure,” features fuzzy bass lines […]
Improv-ing On “In Your Atmosphere” (John Mayer Cover)
When a lot’s been going on, it’s hard to keep up with yourself. But trust, the music never stops! When I don’t play music for a long time, whether it’s recording […]
Kate Earl introduces EARL and “First Time” at BBC Radio 2 Live UK’s Introducing Stage
It’s rare to come across an artist who manages to bare their soul in a refreshing and honest way on stage. With all of the electronic, dance-filled synths and indie-rock […]
You Give Me That “Wicked Love” (Kate Earl Cover)
Warm cups. Cool weather. Brisky leaves and jazzy tunes. You’ve gotta love those perfectly lazy days when you wake up at the crisp of morning, well-rested and snuggled up in all your fuzzy […]
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