August 7, 2025
Interview with Zhir Vengersky

What’s the story behind your latest album? It’s not just one story. It’s multiple narratives. Farewell, My Lovely is an album borne of hypnagogia, trains, virtual anime girls, and Raymond Chandler novels. It’s about traveling to Fallbrook to find a retired famous musician and interview him about one guitar. It’s about waking up at the […]

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August 7, 2025
Interview with Prem Byrne

If you could collaborate with any artist, living or dead, who would it be and why? Tough choice but I’ll say Paul McCartney, circa 1967, just because I’d love to be involved with a song that had a complex and memorable melody, like “Eleanor Rigby,” “Yesterday,” “Here There, and Everywhere” or the dozens of other […]

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July 20, 2025
Interview with Ashia Ackov

What’s the story behind your latest song/album? Comme Une Fleur is a phrase my husband said to me during a date night. While we were slow dancing, he told me ” You smell like a flower -soft & sweet. That is the part deux. How has your creative process evolved over the years? My creative […]

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July 20, 2025
An Interview with Karlie

What’s the story behind your latest song/album? See Her is the second drop of my upcoming album, and it’s about that moment you stop believing the voice in your head that tells you you’re not enough. That voice that makes you doubt your worth, compare yourself, feel less-than. You know what I mean? Instead you […]

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June 25, 2025
An Interview with SIVA

What’s the story behind your latest song/album? Well, SIVA had been releasing only singles since 2021, 6 in total,  and when that cycle ended with Daylight in early 2024, we decided to take on an EP instead, a collection of 4 songs that go well together, and at the same time are very different in […]

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June 21, 2025
An Interview with Monsieur Herr

What’s the story behind your latest song/album? The album, “Buying Into the Hype,” was originally intended as kind of a faux-Beatles record, believe it or not, in the vein of the Rutles or Utopia’s “Deface the Music.” It wasn’t intended as anything particularly ambitious at all. Then, as things tend to do, it sort of […]

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