Trousdale
The women in Trousdale come out of a pandemic with greater confidence and chemistry.
The women in Trousdale come out of a pandemic with greater confidence and chemistry.
Curtis Harding has arranged a vibrant, hopeful bouquet for listeners in these troubled times.
Dustin Payseur finally gets to put out the jazzy music he's been waiting 15 years to make.
The NYC collective defines "folk glow" and talks mid-stream about a brand new album.
The Tokyo Police Club front man loves the creative journey of making a new solo album.
Lauren Sharp opens up about her fragile demeanor and the journey to become Le Ren.
Neal Francis details opportunities lost and music gained from a global pandemic.
Riley McCluskey and Aaron Kirkbride describe their (semi-)obedience to familiar pop structures.
James Felice talks about the band's creative intentions and the emotions of re-entering the touring machine.
Behind the band's journey to focus on what they can control—the music—and how it came together beautifully on a new album.
Keith Murray reflects on the internal creative tug-of-war that keeps the rock band interested.
Adam Thompson discusses the many changes that come from being a quartet to a trio.