One of the most intense weeks of Bret Bohman’s life is depicted in his video for recent single “Hope,” layering the already harrowing experience. He explains: “I wrote ‘Hope’ during a week when I was waiting for some test results regarding a biopsy from tissue on my arm. It was nerve-wracking as you might imagine and writing the piece helped me calm down. The video, however, … Continue reading
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Now the solo project of Jason Demayo, Street Joy is back with its first new music in two years. One of the recent singles is the “I Want Your Love,” which will appear on a forthcoming EP. Continue reading
Detach yourself from your obligations, and sing with BE GOOD: “I’m not waking up for no manI’m not waking up for no manLeave me alone at this partyTil my love comes back again” Continue reading
Death, Rebirth, and Russia: A Conversation with Samuel Proffitt
Originally appeared on the 405; view archived article here. Samuel Proffitt’s new EP, Good Death, is the embodiment of introspection. The musician is currently working on a PhD at Brown University for Slavic Studies, and, as he describes in the interview below, he actively incorporates his research into his music. It may sound dense, but in reality, Good Death flutters weightlessly. Every moment is filled … Continue reading Death, Rebirth, and Russia: A Conversation with Samuel Proffitt
Thumps from the bassline is a beat heard (seemingly) ‘round the world. Not that DRAMA would care; listen to their infectious single “Give No Fucks.” Continue reading
Don’t let the mist mislead you with mirages; find a clear state of mind on Holdan’s “Foggy Lake.” Continue reading
“Nowhere” marches with the pulse of a stadium anthem, but beats with the heart of a folk tune. Continue reading
Maryanne Bold, the LA-based duo Henry Maclean and Dylan Grossman, sing of the anxiety of taking love’s next step, and all the self-doubt that breeds when awaiting a partner’s decision. Continue reading
The multi-lingual lyric video for Maybird’s single, “Don’t Keep Me Around,” leans into the psychedelic, an apt visual supplement for the dreamy track. Don’t Keep Me Around by Maybird Continue reading
The illustrious trifecta Saxsyndrum recently released an album, Second Nature, where “Let Go” appears. Follow in its slipstream as the steady synthesizer leads to a diverse array of places. Continue reading
