April 29, 2025<April 29, 2025 Interview: The Walters Celebrate ‘Good Company’ with a Debut Album Rooted in Friendship, Resilience, & Rediscovery by Miranda Urbanczyk
April 28, 2025<April 28, 2025 Premiere: bat zoo’s Achingly Intimate “Frozen Milk” Is a Raw Reckoning with Grief, Growth, & the Fragile Beauty of Connection by Mitch Mosk
April 25, 2025<April 25, 2025 “Fully and Unadulteratedly Mine”: d4vd Reflects on Personal Evolution, the Art of Worldbuilding, and Beauty in Serendipitous Timing on ‘WITHERED’ by Isabella Le
April 17, 2025<April 17, 2025 Album Premiere: Avery Friedman Debuts with ‘New Thing,’ a Raw Reckoning of Becoming, Belonging, & Bold Self-Expression by Mitch Mosk
April 16, 2025<April 16, 2025 “It’s me getting myself where I need to go”: Annie DiRusso Explores the Art of Growing Up with Debut Album, ‘Super Pedestrian’ by Madeleine Eggen
April 15, 2025<April 15, 2025 “This Is Me as an Artist”: Matilda Mann Steps into Herself on Debut Album ‘Roxwell,’ a Record of Self-Discovery, Sonic Freedom, & Coming-of-Age Catharsis by Kelly McCafferty Dorogy
April 14, 2025<April 15, 2025 Feature: Nashville’s Madison Hughes Gives Her Everything on ‘All That I Am’ by Emily Frances Algar
April 14, 2025<April 14, 2025 Today’s Song: New Haven’s Showpony Arrive with Drama, Theatricality, & Poetic Darkness on Debut Single “Shine” by Miranda Urbanczyk
April 9, 2025<April 9, 2025 “Welcome to the Broadcast”: Michigander’s Jason Singer on Change, Letting Go, and Crafting a Timeless Debut Album by Kelly McCafferty Dorogy
April 7, 2025<April 7, 2025 Interview: Ben Barnes on His Move from Screen to Stage, Authenticity as an Artist, & Debut LP ‘Where the Light Gets In’ by Brianna Corrine
April 1, 2025<April 1, 2025 Interview: Maya Delilah Embraces Nostalgia & Creative Freedom in Her Genre-Warping Debut Album, ‘The Long Way Round’ by Brianna Corrine
March 12, 2025<March 12, 2025 Interview: Clara Mann Finds Hope in the Spaces Between on Shimmering Debut Album ‘Rift’ by Rachel Leong
March 7, 2025<March 9, 2025 Review: Nicotine Dolls Offer an Unabashed Attempt at Being Romantic on Their Debut LP by Aileen Goos
March 6, 2025<March 6, 2025 Feature: Holly Lovell Channels Grief into Beauty on ‘Hello Chelsea,’ a Record of Addiction, Loss, & Healing by Mitch Mosk
March 5, 2025<March 5, 2025 Lineage, Legacy, & Universal Language: NIJI Comes Home on ‘Oríkì,’ a Bold Journey Through Music, Identity, and Ancestry by Mitch Mosk
For the Love of Music
For the Love of Music
