Interviews that our staff and DJ have conducted.
Earlier this month saw the release of “Eddie,” the second full length release from the neo-soul band Busty and the Bass. By way of Montreal, Busty and the Bass incorporate a mix of styles: danceable hooks and pop melodies meet with elements of soul and hip-hop in the upbeat infectious […]
Chicagoan Aminata Burton, known onstage as AMI, has been apart of almost every side of live and recorded music. She is credited with working with names like Raphael Saadiq, Lizzo, Jamila Woods, Smino, and SZA. Further, she’s toured, worked as a music director with arrangements, and written material with these […]
What’s that saying again? Nothing in this world can be certain, except death and taxes. And no other band other than Chicago DIY trio Dehd accepts the certainty of the former more. Dehd’s power surfer-rock is just as melancholic as it is energetic. The band’s successful EPs and subsequent debut […]
By: Allison Lapinski Girl Friday is a feminist collective that has taken the quarantine time to unwind, focus, and prepare for the release of their debut album, Androgynous Mary. Following last summer’s release of their EP entitled Fashion Conman, under Hardly Art, the band shared the stage with The Beths, […]
This week’s Spotlight DJ comes from DJ Best, who shares a beautiful Juneteenth playlist and a bit about herself below: How has the virus impacted your show? COVID-19 has affected my show a lot considering I haven’t been doing it. The transition moving back to Michigan was pretty stressful and […]
By: Allison Lapinski Cold Beaches is a Chicago, by way of Richmond, band led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Sophia Nadia. You may have seen the band perform live at house shows, the Empty Bottle, or any other given venue across the city. The bedroom indie rock band has an array […]
By: Allison Lapinski Ian Ruhala, known onstage as Hala, is one of the many artists putting out their work into the world amid the Coronavirus. You might recognize Hala from such jangle-pop songs as “Sorry,” or “What Is Love? Tell Me, Is It Easy?” The lo-fi and intimate production on […]
by Scott Clancy Since their beginnings in the English shoegaze scene of the 1990s, Ride has been a name synonymous with alt rock and introspective guitar music. First releasing a series of albums on label Creation Records that propelled them into independent charts, Ride re-emerged in 2017 with their first […]
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