Interviews music

Kaz Bielinski's songs are mostly about love: new love, lost love, forever love, and one-sided love.

Wyldest chatted for a bit about Brexit, self-producing, and its upcoming full-length debut album during SXSW Music Festival 2018.

Hollywood’s guitar guru, Carlos Calvo, premieres his new single/music video today. It’s called 'A Dozen Years From Now.'

Eurythmy produces a performing experience unlike many others; it lures you in to new shores, perhaps a bit like the song of the sirens once captured Odysseus.

Bash refers to himself as “a lucky human being,” and you can tell from the way he expresses himself that he's genuinely happy.

Here’s the skinny on War Gods of the Deep: they play heavy metal; they’re based in Chicago; and they are beau coup mysterious.

Anticipation for the new album is at fever pitch, because Nicky’s intimate lyricism and soulful delivery strikes a chord in the hearts of listeners.

Staring Into Nothing's new album 'Power' combines shimmering flavors of progressive rock with cutting social commentary. Intrigued by the record's lyrical thrust, I talked with Steve Rogers about the band’s impetus and direction.

This is the second part of my interview with Eric Anders, whose anti-Trump release, 'Eleven Nine,' piqued my interest to find out his motivation and songwriting process behind this concept record.

I recently reviewed Eric Anders’ latest album, called 'Eleven Nine,' which is an anti-Trump concept album. Intrigued by the sentiments expressed in the lyrics of the album, I decided to interview Eric. I wanted to know more about his motivation for the album, as well as his songwriting process.