June 13, 2023<June 13, 2023 Premiere: Seattle’s Small Shake Debuts with “Imposter,” a Grunge-Pop Anthem for the Uncool by Mitch Mosk
June 9, 2023<July 21, 2023 “The ways and hows of healing”: Inside Joshua Idehen’s Spoken Word Dance Album, ‘Learn To Swim, A Mixtape’ by Mitch Mosk
June 7, 2023<June 7, 2023 “Life, death, and everything between”: joan Go Track-by-Track Through ‘superglue,’ Their Intimately Cinematic Debut Album by Mitch Mosk
June 2, 2023<November 29, 2023 Warmth, Weight, & Wonder: Liverpool’s two blinks, i love you Shares His with Organic, Romantic & Radiant ‘ep 1’ by Mitch Mosk
May 30, 2023<May 30, 2023 “God makes art of ugly things”: Jordyn Shellhart on Making Her Debut Record ‘Primrose’ & What Vulnerability Sounds Like by Emily Frances Algar
May 30, 2023<June 9, 2023 Interview: Why JAWNY Continues to Leave Us “Wide-Eyed, Tongue-Tied” by Sophie Severs
May 24, 2023<May 24, 2023 Feature: S.J. Kardash Is Reborn in Softlung’s Raw, Honest, & Moody Debut Album ‘Second Chances’ by Mitch Mosk
May 23, 2023<May 23, 2023 Connection, Communication, and the Human Condition: A Conversation with Runnner’s Noah Weinman by Mitch Mosk
May 18, 2023<May 18, 2023 Feature: Wilmington’s Lauds Debut with ‘Imitation Life,’ a Reflective, Shadowy, & Uplifting Dream Pop Reckoning by Mitch Mosk
May 15, 2023<May 15, 2023 Feature: mehro Shines a Light on the Shadows in ‘Dark Corners and Alchemy,’ His Breathtaking Debut Album by Mitch Mosk
May 11, 2023<May 11, 2023 Cathartic, Cinematic, & Honest: Wila Frank Premieres Her Soul-Stirring Debut Album ‘Black Cloud’ by Mitch Mosk
May 5, 2023<May 10, 2023 Track-by-Track: Of Monsters and Men’s Nanna Spills Her Soul on Debut Solo Album, ‘How to Start a Garden’ by Mitch Mosk
May 4, 2023<May 4, 2023 Today’s Song: Sadye Explores the Pitfalls of Blind Faith in “Biblical” by Sophie Severs
May 2, 2023<June 9, 2023 Video Premiere: Joshua Idehen’s Moving “Learn to Swim Pt 2” Is Food for the Soul by Mitch Mosk
May 1, 2023<May 1, 2023 Premiere: Wine Pride’s Shoegaze Anthem “Lone Flyer” Is an Ode to Alone Time by Mitch Mosk
For the Love of Music
For the Love of Music
