Jain, born Jeanne Galice, sits down with me in the dim, empty bar of New York City’s Bowery Ballroom just a few hours before she is set to play a sold-out show at this iconic venue. She is on the final leg of her first North ... More

When I think of summer, I think of camping, crowd surfing and concerts—the essential things that make up that one-of-a-kind beast, the music festival. To me, there's nothing like packing up all of my most colorful clothing, jumping into an RV with my friends and spending four days immersed in ... More

The Weeks, the Nashville-via-Mississippi based band, recently released their newest album Easy. The band has performed together since they were 14-years-old, and although there've been a few changes throughout the years, the band’s sound is rooted in traditional rock and roll with a southern flare, courtesy of their upbringing in ... More

When Ricky Reed jumped on our call, he was sitting in his studio in Echo Park, California holding his two-week old daughter Mae. This is the same Grammy-nominated producer and writer behind hit records such as Phantogram's "You Don't Get Me High Anymore," “Ride” by Twenty One Pilots and “Boss” ... More

Together, Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore, a husband-wife duo based out of Denver, Colorado, make up Tennis. The band released its first album Cape Dory following an eight-month long sailing expedition. Now, nearly seven years later, Tennis has released their fourth studio album titled Yours, Conditionally, and fittingly, to make ... More

Andy Allo complimented my shoes. I gushed over her lavender-colored hair. We chatted about her newly released EP One Step Closer and then, she shared with me a sacred piece of advice from her mentor, none other than the late Prince. “It’s easy to want to be someone else, especially ... More