Talking It Up with Sammy Rae: How “Something for Everybody” Reflects a Maturing Musical Mindset

Features, InterviewsRose LuczajNovember 8, 2024

She’d Die to Write Pop: How Maddie Sue’s “POP SONG” Both Defines and Defies Genre

In this feature interview with genre-defying Berklee musician Maddie Sue, Rose Luczaj discusses the current state of pop music and how Sue’s newest single expertly bends industry limitations.

Features, Interviews, reviewsRose LuczajJune 21, 2024maddie sue, pop

Beane in Beantown

In an interview with pop soul singer-songwriter Beane, staff writer Meira Fiber-Munro captures the artist’s time at Berklee College of Music, on American Idol and his experience being a queer musician.

culture, Interviews, FeaturesMeira Fiber-MunroMay 19, 2024queer pop, american idol, Berklee

Be on the Lookout for Unruly Few

After hearing independent Boston band Unruly Few perform, staff writer Neko Collins was determined to interview them and learn all about their journey and music. Read Unruly Few’s feature story here!

Interviews, FeaturesNeko CollinsMay 18, 2024indie, Live Shows, boston

Susannah Joffe: The Next Queer Superstar

Susannah Joffe, a queer artist breaking into the DIY indie rock scene, is every bit Texas as she is rockstar. In this interview, staff writer Meira Fiber-Munro gets an in-depth look at Joffe’s journey and trajectory.

Features, Interviews, On Trend, cultureMeira Fiber-MunroApril 17, 2024INDIE ROCK

A New Age For Supermarket Parking Lot

Staff writer and editor Izzy Astuto interviews NYC raised and Boston-based alt-rock band Supermarket Parking Lot, getting an insider look at their latest releases and upcoming pursuits.

Interviews, FeaturesIzzy AstutoApril 11, 2024Alternative, rock

Ariel: R&B and Revitalization

Canadian R&B artist Ariel is changing the game with her neo-soul nostalgia; read all about her journey in online director Daphne Bryant’s interview with the rising star.

Features, Interviews, On TrendDaphne BryantApril 4, 2024R&B, neo soul, funk

Happy Accidents with Landon Conrath

Playlist Coordinator Annaliese Baker talks with indie-pop musician, Landon Conrath about his creative process, tour, upcoming EP and social media.

Interviews, FeaturesAnnaliese BakerApril 1, 2024indie pop

In Grace Enger's Neighborhood

Musician Grace Anger is a multi-genre master of songwriting with an impressive touring lineup; FCS staff writer Meira Fiber-Munro sits down to speak with her.

Features, Interviews, On TrendMeira Fiber-MunroMarch 21, 2024grace enger, Indie

"Reckoner" Reckons With Lex Jimenez' Past

Staff writer Izzy Astuto reviews a new album by Emerson student and indie-pop artist Lex Jimenez, and the two dive into Jimenez’ growth as an artist and music-making process.

Features, reviewsIzzy AstutoMarch 5, 2024Emerson, indie pop

Marianne Ross Talks "violet" and DIY Artistry

Online director and staff writer Daphne Bryant sits with up-and-coming indie artist Marianne Ross.

Interviews, reviews, On Trend, FeaturesDaphne BryantMarch 4, 2024DIY, Indie, Filipino

Nathan Manaker Reclaims The Title of Side Character in New Single

Nathan Manaker, a Maine-born indie artist who uniquely markets and brands his own music, sits down with staff writer Izzy Astuto to chat about his new single “Side Character.”

Features, reviewsIzzy AstutoJanuary 20, 2024Pop Music

An Interview With Tiffany Day

Staff writer Daphne Bryant sits down with electro pop musician Tiffany Day to chat about everything from reclaiming and redefining her Asian identity to growing into her own unique style.

culture, Features, InterviewsDaphne BryantDecember 27, 2023Tiffany Day, electro pop, Asian Musicians

You’ve Got Mail: A Virtual Interview with LAIVY

Staff writer Ally Giust interviews eighteen-year-old pop artist LAIVY via email, and the two chat about everything from producer collaborations to the inspiration behind his latest release “Serenity.”

Interviews, FeaturesAlly GiustDecember 26, 2023Pop

The Wildmans On Their Debut Album And More Music To Come

From the mountains of Floyd, Virginia, The Wildmans are bringing the core of Appalachia to Boston roots music. Staff writer sat down with the brother and sister duo, Elisha and Aila Wildman, to chat about their music journey, songwriting process and what’s coming up next.

Features, InterviewsRoxie JenkinDecember 22, 2023Appalachia, boston, blues, Folk, rock, americana

KARSON. Talks Authenticity, Mental Health and Their Mom

Staff writer Maya Eberlin sits down with agender glam rock artist Karson. to talk all things queer, mental health and family.

Features, culture, InterviewsMaya EberlinDecember 16, 2023glam rock, boston

Olive Klug Is Folk Reimagined

Olive Klug is a folk artist, instrumentalist and creative who is reimagining the genre and crafting their own unique story.

Interviews, Features, cultureDaphne BryantDecember 14, 2023Folk, TikTok, queer

Kristiane Talks Sonic Experimentation, Love Advice and Boston Connections

Online director and staff writer Daphne Bryant sits down with L.A. based indie artist Kristiane and talk about everything from wrapping up tour to feeling all the feels and connecting through music.

Features, InterviewsDaphne BryantDecember 8, 2023Indie