Oblé Reed is a young artist born, raised, and based in Seattle who hopes to utilize his talent as a ticket not to move away to a bigger city, but to stay…
We sat down with Jang The Goon, formerly known as Jango, last month at Treefort Music Fest to learn more about the self proclaimed, “King of the 9.” Spokane, Washington is known…
TeZATalks explores mental health, bodily autonomy, her upcoming album Black Girl American Horror Story, and a whole helluva lot more. By way of Oahu, Seattle’s “hardcore popstar,” TeZATalks has created a lane…
Hussein aka Handsome Tiger is an Anishinaabe Métis and North African, producer and DJ who is Indigenizing bass music through traditional Indigenous soundscapes. The infinitely daring auditory landscapes of electronic music are…
Black Belt Eagle Scout gears up for a spring tour, after the release of the band’s third album. As a kid, Katherine Paul loved traveling with her mother, who spoke at anthropological…
Nearly a year before his performance on March first, months before the arena would open to the public, Bad Bunny sold out the Climate Pledge Arena in just a few hours of…
While many artists pushed through the social distancing with innovative new virtual concerts and live streams, there is nothing quite like the energy and experience of live music – for artists and…
Turning to the arts is an expected and gratifying outlet and resource for any civil rights movement and for collective community healing, but Covid-19 has made organizing community gatherings all the more…
25-year-old Queens, New York native Akinyemi’s take on hip hop reveals a fully self-actualized artist focused on his craft and asserting his independence. Dark and sinister beats serve as ambient backdrops to Akinyemi’s impassioned lyrics…
“Why do we hide from our imperfect selves?” London Daé asks herself in the intro to her Escapism EP released this year. As we fall into the obscure, poetic prose that continues…
