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The folk artist talks turning his anxiety into art and keeping his creative process simple. For Rhode Island-based folk artist Yuben Grey, every song starts with whatever is going on in his life at the time. His songs, moody and intimate, are built around stripped-back acoustic sounds with vulnerable lyrics to match. “Whether it’s a…
The LA-based duo talk digging through their own archives, and share their new single, “You Make Me New.” For The Eiffels, the sweet spot lies somewhere between a dive bar and a glossy nightclub dance floor. Frontman Sean Ulbs and bassist Jade Michael have spent the better part of a decade making the kind of…
The Brooklyn-based twins on building Plastic Palace, finding their footing online, and the grooves they grew up on. The name Moon City Masters was never supposed to make sense. For Brooklyn-based twins Jordan and Talor Steinberg, that was kind of the point. “Our older brother just randomly decided on it,” says Talor, the group’s guitar…
The Nebraska-born, LA-based artist talks going viral thanks to #PrisonTok and refusing to pick a genre. Before NESYA was busy recording her debut album in Los Angeles, she was juggling her artistry and budding social media buzz with teaching a third grade class. Eventually, her students found her accounts, along with the music snippets from…
For BandLab Opportunities, the indie artist speaks on taking her time and the beauty of letting go. Growing up, music wasn’t something Kajaryia had to go looking for. It was always just there. “I kind of grew up in a musician-based family,” the Atlanta-based artist explains. “I had a lot of relatives that do music,…
How the NYC trio evolved from trading pandemic demos to crafting disco-tinged escapism. Scotch Mist members Fern Souza, Ed Zighelboim, and Gianluca Girard. New York-based trio Scotch Mist has been carving out its own lane in the city’s indie scene, refusing to be boxed in by genre expectations. What started as a studio project…
The multi-instrumentalist rapper talks crafting his own creative universe, one voice note at a time. For Hendrick Douglass, taking the DIY approach has always been the key. The Harlem-raised rapper, producer, and multi-instrumentalist has done everything from designing merch to managing music venues, something no doubt inspired by growing up watching his father DJ alongside…
The singer-songwriter talks authenticity and wanting to be the modern Steely Dan. When New York-based singer, songwriter, and producer Evan Kreutz started making music as a solo artist, he’d already been performing for years. And so far, he’s had a musical journey marked by versatility. With tracks like “last call” and “Dandelion”, he’s forged a…
The singer-songwriter talks moving from Houston to Nashville to L.A., finding her way back to herself, and making music for ESPN. For Los Angeles-based artist Karina Magallon, music has long been a way to transport from one place to the next; figuratively and literally. Her blend of Latin pop and R&B is not only a…
The New York-based singer-songwriter talks shifting her sound and how a physical therapy session changed her perspective. When we speak to singer-songwriter Clara Miller, she’d just finished teaching a dance class. “Baby ballet,” she says. As a former dancer with the New York City ballet, so much of Miller’s music has been heavily informed by…