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
Empathy Pop Band HOAX’s “Moon Moon Baby” is a Jam (Single Release)
Five-piece empathy pop band HOAX from Long Island is creating feel good tunes that will last you all year long. “Moon Moon Baby / Shine through and come and save […]
Milo Greene Introduces “Adult Contemporary” Live at Paste Studios NYC
Los Angeles-based quartet Milo Greene is ready to release their forthcoming third album Adult Contemporary next week — and they surprised us with a special acoustic performance at Paste Studios in New […]
Twin Sister Rock Duo Nalani & Sarina is anything but “Young & Inexperienced”
When it comes to East Coast versus West Coast, there’s something refreshing about two powerhouse sisters from New York who bring the energy, funk and heart of pop rock to […]
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 […]
Lauv Interview: The emerging R&B sensation you need to know
Ari Leff, better known as the 22-year-old songwriter, producer and singer behind Lauv, has been taking over Spotify, and for good reason. His songs are merely infectious. Inspired by the […]
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 […]
Olivia Wilde takes us through the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Dark Necessities”
As if I needed another reason to love adore admire look up to be completely inspired by Olivia Wilde, here she goes again. And this time it’s with the release of her music video […]
‘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 […]
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