Self-acceptance and self-love are phrases heard so much you can forget they are not just buzzwords. It is something we as humans have dealt with and continue to struggle with as various levels in life. It’s what is at the heart and core of Emily Brooks new single and debut track ‘As I Am’. The […]
INTERVIEW WITH … NUELA CHARLES
Nuela Charles is an Alternative Soul singer and songwriter, she recently released a fierce and haunting new track (and video) titled “Long Way Down“, after closing out 2018 with her raved after EP “Distant Danger”. I interviewed Nuela on this all below! TRB: Are you a Morning Bird or Night Owl? NUELA CHARLES: Night owl […]
INTRODUCING … YOSHI FLOWER
Meet newcomer singer-songwriter and artist Yoshi Flower. He is currently opening up for K-Pop Hip-Hop band Epik High on their U.S. tour. I got to chat with him immediately after he took to the stage at The Wiltern. We talked about his creative process, music, books, including The Catcher in Rye. Yoshi Flower has a […]
MONEY FOR ROPE // “ACTUALLY” – NEW VIDEO
Melbourne garage band and psych-rockers, Money For Rope have released an artsy video for their new single ‘Actually’. The track is lifted from their upcoming album ‘Picture Us’ which is due out on March 8th, is in full black and white, fast paced and created in one night by one of the the bands two […]
ARETÉ // “TRIP” – SINGLE REVIEW
I want to introduce you to New York based gender-fluid musician and artist Areté. The concept-pop singer-songwriter and producer has released a scorching and futuristic Electro-pop number, ‘Trip’. With chilling yet fierce vocals atop a cool stuttering beat. ‘Trip’ tells the tale a dark tale of making bad decisions of which could only end in […]
GIRL WILDE // “FAKE LOUIS” – SINGLE REVIEW
Alex Barnes otherwise known as Girl Wilde has released another angsty and fun single. ‘Fake Louis‘ features Alex’s raspy yet soft vocals (showing off hints of early Fiona Apple in just the right places) highlighting the mid-tempo electro-rock number. The track is also an introspective one lyrically. It speaks to the singers’ ups and downs […]