I’m not sure how I first came across Julia Jacklin’s music, but her 2016 single, “Pool Party” and subsequent album that dropped the same year, Don’t Let The Kids Win, quickly …
Last summer brought the release of Wet Leg’s single, “Chaise Longue” and with it, we were gifted the sarcastic dryness and infusion of post-punk fun we had all been looking for to cope with …
She has been going strong in Montreal’s music scene, being named as one of “30 Canadian Artists You Need to Know in 2020” by Paste Magazine and playing shows from NYC to …
The words “a whole new mess” describes and emboldens what so many of us have come to experience in 2020. It’s a simple, unraveled, and downright real explanation for the loaded question we …
First, she starts with the drums – the rhythm, the beat. Then she adds vocals – her truth, her story. Drums and voice, “because that’s the humanity of it.” We could sum it up all right there …
This most recent Friday, January 17th, marked the final marathon night of NYC Winter Jazz Fest 2020. From Bushwick’s House of Yes and The Sultan Room to Williamsburg’s Music Hall of …
Starting off an intimate night of jazz at Brooklyn Bowl, The Horne Electric Band filled the stage and ultimately shed some high energy for their NYC Winter Jazz Festival performance. With a …
by Haley Paula Stein Last week Tycho performed a cool end of the summer evening show at Central Park’s SummerStage. Upon entering, the venue was lined with promotors offering an odd …
text by Haley Paula Stein slowdanger, a Pittsburgh-based collaboration between dancers Anna Thompson and Taylor Knight, construct at once an intellectual and supremely visceral ambient …