The Rapper and the Movie Star: Radamiz and Mahershala Ali
Radamiz discusses his creative partnership with Mahershala Ali and the artistic value of slowing down in a fast-paced industry.
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You Can Scare the Moment Away: An Interview with doseone
Avant-garde rap legend doseone discusses his new album, ‘sighting,’ and the delicate art of channeling creativity without forcing it.
XTINE Is Done Whispering About What Happened To Her
With her latest single ‘Sirens,’ artist XTINE moves past the veil of ambiguity to reclaim her narrative regarding a manipulative mentor.
My Mistakes Are No Worse Than Yours: Remembering Dolly Parton
Reflecting on the enduring legacy of Dolly Parton, an icon who mastered the art of self-reinvention and turned vulnerability into a powerful, shimmering shield.
Roger Glenn: A Jazz Legend’s Enduring Musical Journey
Jazz multi-instrumentalist Roger Glenn reflects on his storied career, the reissue of his 1976 classic ‘Reachin”, and his new album ‘My Latin Heart’.
Jeff Parker: Finding Joy and Honesty in Music
Legendary guitarist Jeff Parker discusses his latest live album, ‘Happy Today,’ and the power of musical improvisation.
Justin Bieber At the End of the World
Jeff Weiss reports from Coachella as a former child star navigates the surreal landscape of modern celebrity and digital surveillance.
Longboat Has 35 Albums and Zero Interest in Slowing Down
Igor Keller recorded four albums last spring. Not across four years. Not in rotating sessions between tours. Four complete albums, back to back, in a single season. For Longboat (a project led by Igor Keller), it’s just how the process works. The latest output from his Longboat project, Album 35, didn’t arrive with a grand[…]
Afroman’s Free Speech: A Legal and Musical Retrospective
Afroman turns a harrowing police raid into a masterclass of protest art, defending his First Amendment rights with wit, music, and a flair for the dramatic.
Bad Noise: The Art of the Walk-Up Song
Matthew Ritchie explores the decline of the baseball walk-up song, analyzing how players’ choices reflect a broader struggle with taste and identity in the modern game.
Young Meepa Holding Ground After the Collapse
Young Meepa has officially released MXTPE #2: misanthropy. Dropping at midnight under a full Gemini moon on December 4, 2025, the project stands as a brutal snapshot of a life shaped by displacement, addiction, and resistance. The title misanthropy reflects a history of repeated harm rather than abstract bitterness. For Young Meepa, mistrust is not[…]
Igor Keller Prepares to Release The Merry Blacksmith’s Song Bucket
Seattle-based musician Igor Keller, is preparing for an upcoming release — a brand new album, The Merry Blacksmith’s Song Bucket, arriving October 31. Even after decades of creating, Igor Keller’s curiosity hasn’t faded. His upcoming single “Monster Zero” will offer a glimpse of what’s coming next with a sound that’s both experimental and playful. “I’ve[…]
Noxek: Carving Paths, Breaking Molds, and Owning “The Gutter”
Emerging rap artist Noxek boldly displays his prowess in his latest release, “The Gutter.” With every new track, the hip-hop sensation fearlessly ventures into unexplored realms of music. The raw emotion in his songs draws inspiration from personal life experiences spanning from a tender age to the present. Unapologetically authentic, he embraces his true self[…]
Rising From The Odds: Unveiling thegamblechild’s Artistic Persona
In an industry where success resembles a daring wager, thegamblechild fearlessly embraces the uncertainty with his artistic persona. Born from a desire to take risks and go all-in despite the odds, the moniker “thegamblechild” epitomizes the young talent’s resolute pursuit of his aspirations and dreams. The journey from a challenging childhood to the bright lights[…]