maxxant and the new mainstream
The mainstream is dead. 17- year old New York artist is paving his own path online before he performs at Bentley University’s Black Fashion Show.
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Banding Together: S AND R Talk New Single, Growing up Together, and the Future of Their Music
After breaching the alternative rock genre with their debut EP Honey, Look at My Face, S AND R take on a different perspective in the alternative scene with their newly…
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Skydaddy and Musical Catharsis in the Modern Age
There are little moments when I was speaking with Skydaddy — the recent moniker of London-based artist Rachid Fakhre — that I realized how the gears in his brain are…
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Emotional and Melodic: Daffo’s Music Captures The Direction The Indie Scene Is Heading
With a sound reminiscent of Phoebe Bridgers and Adrienne Lenker, Daffo is rising into the indie music scene with great success. Emotional and vulnerable lyrics sung by a soft voice…
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Talking It Up with Sammy Rae: How “Something for Everybody” Reflects a Maturing Musical Mindset
Very few bands can blend and defy genre in a way that combines the listenability of a pop hit with the complex chord progressions of a jazz tune. Even fewer…
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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.
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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.
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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!
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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.
