Interview with pop chameleon Bec Sandridge.
On her debut album Try + Save Me pop chameleon Bec Sandridge documents some of her darkest moments and fearsContinue Reading
On her debut album Try + Save Me pop chameleon Bec Sandridge documents some of her darkest moments and fearsContinue Reading
A while ago I set myself the task of making sure to check out some of the best emerging musiciansContinue Reading
Something exciting has been quietly happening in this country to music that now it seems almost impossible to keep aContinue Reading
Siobhan Wilson is one of those incredible rising talents that I discovered a while ago by chance. From the outsetContinue Reading
Portland-based Anna Tivel just might be the most honest musician I have come across in recent years. Her gentle acousticContinue Reading
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, your first port of call should always be what’s going onContinue Reading
I have a colourful wildly imaginative image of Claire Anne Taylor running and playing games as a child immersed inContinue Reading
I am generally really fond of music artists who are brutally honest about their songwriting and what inspires them. ThatContinue Reading
In the past I’ve often felt alone in my admiration for Joan as Police Woman. It seems like a weirdContinue Reading
It is easy to sense that Jeffrey Silverstein is an interesting individual. Even more impressive is how he manages toContinue Reading
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