welcome to our blog archive!
we transitioned websites in March of 2022, leaving behind years of archived content dating back from 2016.
some was copied over to the new site, but at present, most lives here. if you’re digging for something in particular, this is where you’ll find it.
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“Writing about these feelings helps me make sense of them… it helps me to view the feelings outside of myself, in a bit more logical sense. And from there, I am able to heal. Being told we create a space where others are able to heal from our music truly feels like an honor.”
Read MoreWith mellow chords, soothing vocals and an ethereal sounds, Laney Tripp is able to place listeners in a calm meditative state with her music. Released on September 21st, her first EP “Small” is a collection of short personal anecdotes carried by nostalgic melodies.
Read MoreBy learning to cope with trauma and personal struggles in a constructive way, Evan produced honest reflections of the events he endured. Through this, an introspective creation was born.
Read More“Everyone tells everyone they’re good. We want people to take a more critical approach - or just let us know if they hate it.”
Read More“I want to be known as an honest artist.” (she’d also like to sit down with a good plate of pancakes. possibly twice a day.)
Read MoreA “muse” is often defined as an individual who inspires artists, but as an avid music fan I’m curious to learn more about what ignites creativity in the artists themselves.
Read MoreMen I Trust is a French-Canadian indie band producing lush and immersive soundscapes, characterized by a nostalgic and dreamy amalgamation of infectious pop melodies with strong and rhythmic baselines.
Read MoreIf you’re a fan of heavy, melodic, atmospheric, moody shoegaze jams then this band is for you.
Read MoreThe soulful vocals and smooth bass line stole my heart from the first seconds, and I know it will do the same for you.
Read MoreOn March 11th, I had the privilege of talking to the boys who are a part of the indie band from San Diego called, “Stray Monroe,” about their first EP release.
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