| “No Matter the Outcome, Beautiful Music Will Come from This”: An Interview With Rexx Life Raj | July 19, 2022 |
Pranav Trewn talks to Rexx Life Raj about dealing with grief, the multi-generational artists of the Bay Area, leaving room for nuance and more.
| “Trust Is One of the Most Foundational Parts of Any Collaborative Process”: An Interview With Defcee & BoatHouse | July 13, 2022 |
Kevin Crandall connects with Defcee and BoatHouse to talk about their relationship, trust, paying homage and more.
| “I Don’t Have Much, But I Really Don’t Need Much to Satisfy My Days”: An Interview With Free the Robots | July 11, 2022 |
Chris Daly speaks to Chris Alfaro, aka Free the Robots about moving to the Philippines, his inspirations, his Filipino roots and more.
Ryan Kim speaks to Hodgy about sobriety, moving to Toronto, accepting the past and more.
| Huey V Wants Somebody to “Tell The Kia Boys to Stop!” | June 30, 2022 |
Taylor Rubright speaks to Huey V about growing up in Milwaukee, writing about trauma, linking with Memphis Bleek and more.
| “How Could You Idolize Me When I’m Just a Mess Myself?”: An Interview With Quelle Chris | June 28, 2022 |
Dash Lewis connects with Quelle Chris to talk his new album 'DEATHFAME,' his deep discography, touring during the perpetual waves of COVID and more.
Ross Olson speaks to the indie rock quartet about what exactly the city of Enumclaw is known for, learning instruments, how they're feeling before releasing their debut album and more.
| “I Took A While To Figure Out How To Make My Own Sounds”: An Interview With Clams Casino | June 24, 2022 |
Staley Sharples speaks to Clams Casino about his discography, sampling, dad life and more.
| “I’ve Always Rapped Fast, That’s Kind Of Our Thing”: An Interview With Riddlore of CVE | June 23, 2022 |
Nate LeBlanc speaks to the L.A. underground legend about the history and depth of CVE, their impact, fast rapping and more.
| “You Go to That Less Is More Approach. Let the Beat Flow”: An Interview With beautiful lou | June 17, 2022 |
At the intersection of artists like Lil B, RIFF RAFF, Kitty Pryde, A$AP Rocky and their rejection of established conventions was a common denominator: beautiful lou.
