independent thoughts on indie rock, alternative, and indie pop music
Nashville's Young Brother performed at The Mercy Lounge recently, along with other Nashville faves Cardboard Kids, Golden Youth, and Youth, a show curated and presented by Cause A Scene and titled “Never Growing Up” (seriously, I just love that). Young Brother has released two singles so far, "Kamikaze" and "Man Up," which should both be in your... Continue Reading →
Once upon a time, pop musicians flocked to New York and Los Angeles to find follow their musical dreams. Not anymore, y'all. Nashville's pop community is on the rise; names like KiND, Young Brother, EZA, Ruelle, and REMMI will soon be on your radar. I had the pleasure of meeting up with REMMI for Crema coffee... Continue Reading →
Nashville has been the hub of country music since at least 1925 when the first Grand Ole Opry show aired on WSM radio. In the 1990s, the establishment of indie label Spongebath Records in Murfreesboro turned the tides; these days, the Music City has an exceptionally vibrant alternative music scene. At times, the landscape can seem a... Continue Reading →
