Falling Leaves, Seasons Change
“I have done nothing all summer but wait for myself to be myself again.” Note: This is the last of a collection of drafted blog posts I’ve written throughout the […]
Tag Archives: New York City
Grace Kelly Interview: The Korean American Musician Bringing Jazz To The Mainstream
At only 25-years-old, Korean American jazz musician, singer, songwriter, composer and renowned saxophone player Grace Kelly is already more than 10 years into her career. A prolific artist who is […]
Why Before You Exit, Great Good Fine Ok’s “Find Yourself” is on my mind (Song Review)
Call me a little late to the game, but have you ever had that moment where you listened to a song and heard the lyrics for the first time, and […]
Andy Suzuki & The Method Interview: Brooklyn-based Future Pop and Hapa Identity
When it comes to being Asian-American in the music industry — even more a biracial Asian-American — it may come with a double-edged sword. “You’re too white to be Asian,” some […]
Sarah Jarosz introduces ‘Undercurrent’ to sold-out crowd at the Freight & Salvage
“We were talking earlier about the time you get to the end of your life, and all the time you spent tuning you could get back,” Jarosz joked to a […]
‘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 […]
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