Bobby Brackins doesn’t mess around. Since we spoke with the artist last fall, he’s been hard at work creating, producing, writing, and just soaking in all the c...
Southern California pop singer and songwriter Clay caught the music bug early, dragging a chair into the middle of the living room at 18 months old, standing on...
On this week’s podcast, host Brian Calle opens with a question: Is being late genetic?
“Genetic, maybe not, but I think a product of our upbringing? Probably...
This past Friday night, March 4, singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams gave a memorable performance at the El Rey Theatre as part of her This Is What It Feels Like No...
To honor the legacy of legendary jazz musicians and the historic 1944 jazz film Jammin' the Blues, the Great Park will be hosting a series of live musical event...
TJ Ferranola formed Mercury & the Architects way back in 2014 with his sister, Chelsea Rae, but the project has seen many changes since then. The siblings m...
Storm Large is living proof that it’s never too late to go after your dreams. With her soothing voice and edgy style, the performer sings covers of classic hits...
After two years of soul-destroying pandemic, we really needed some Cali Vibes. Essentially a reggae festival (across the spectrum) with a few other acts dotted ...
There’s just something different about Southern California-based Chicago native Nez. The rapper started blowing up online a couple of years ago thanks to bangin...
Björk is undoubtedly one of music’s great mercurial talents. Soon after the breakup of her band the Sugarcubes in 1992, she had a blueprint to selling lots of r...
