To belong is to be accepted as one is, not merely "fitting in" for being like everyone else, and humans are hardwired with the need to feel as if they... Continue Reading →
PREMIERE: “SWEET TOOTH” by KELSEY WATERS
Nashville pop-rock artist-on-the-rise Kelsey Waters has been performing since age 14 but has saved her best work for her reimagined solo career, rolling her life story into a batch of dark,... Continue Reading →
PREVIEW: TOKYO POLICE CLUB at THE HIGH WATT on 3/20/19
“I’ll do it forever, do nothing but fail, a student of error who can only prevail. ’Cause learning is trying and trying is hard, when it feels like falling is... Continue Reading →
LIVE SHOW REVIEW: KEUNING
“In the beginning, the land was pure”….a spoken word excerpt borrowed from The Jacksons’ 1980 tune “Can You Feel It” opened the show at the High Watt this week for... Continue Reading →
PREMIERE: “SING!” by COYOTE CHOIR
In this day of instantaneous information and anonymous criticism hurled without accountability from behind digital screens, it can be a difficult task to stand out on your own and... Continue Reading →
Eo8 ON LOCATION: BONNAROO 2018, DAY 2
Weeks ahead of time, I had eagerly awaited my Friday schedule at the 2018 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. With the day containing a mix of rising artists I had... Continue Reading →
NEW MUSIC MONDAY!
"Dime Store Pistol" - C A Y N E "Jon Buscema, the brilliant producer behind 'Dime Store Pistol' and 'In The Weeds' (released 2017) and I were hoping to make... Continue Reading →
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with MATT COSTA
“I love the trumpet; I only played during junior high in the school band,” says singer/songwriter Matt Costa when asked if he was a fellow lifelong band nerd. “You'd go... Continue Reading →
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with MAD HAWKES
Sitting by the water as she drinks coffee in the brilliant California sun, Maddi Hawkes, who makes her gut-punching brand of pop rock music under the moniker Mad Hawkes,... Continue Reading →
PREVIEW: BAHAMAS at CANNERY BALLROOM on 5/11/18
“There's just a naivety when you're younger, you really believe you can be anything. I just allowed that idea to run unfettered. I really have only ever done music,” says... Continue Reading →