On this episode, we chatted with emerging rapper Dolo Tonight.

Since 2019, the New Jersey native has been fusing lyrical wordplay with a blend of  Jazz, Punk Rock, and Hip-Hop to create thought-provoking songs.

Following tracks like “Graduation” and “Zoom,” his latest single “Higher” tackles the struggle to find peace through the fluctuations of life.

Dolo takes that idea to new heights in the accompanying music video in which Dolo and his crew attempt to break the Guinness World Record for music video filmed at the highest altitude on land.

We chatted with Dolo Tonight about “Higher,” breaking records,  and what to expect from his upcoming project, Back To Earth, landing Spring 2021.

On this episode, we chatted with Sarah Barrios.

Listeners were first introduced to Sarah Barrios’s unfaded honesty on her 2020 debut EP, "Letters I Never Sent.” Although the four-track project chronicled the end of a relationship, it opened a pathway for Barrios to reflect on her behavior and sexuality.  Her latest EP, “Conversations With Myself” addresses questions that arose during this journey of self-discovery

We chatted with the alt-pop singer-songwriter about her new single “Happy,” what she learned in the writing process, and more!

On this episode, we chatted with viral TikTok musician Lauren Weintraub.

From an early age, Weintraub loved music. Her passion led her to seek and secure roles in local theater productions and eventually to busk and perform throughout Massachusetts.

In 2017, Weintraub left Boston to study music in Nashville. Shortly after her arrival, people began to take notice of her songwriting, including Big Machine Music and Brandy Clark who eventually signed her.

A few years later, all eyes and ears are still on Weintraub’s music. Last month, 1.5 million TikTok users discovered her now-viral video featuring a clip of her debut single, “She’s Mine.” a relatable twist on a breakup song.

We chatted with Weintraub about the single, what it has been like going viral and more!

Valentina CY is a Los Angeles-bred singer-songwriter-producer whose soulful pop sensibility won the hearts of tastemakers when it surfaced on her Unmanageable debut EP and breakout track “Powerful” last year releases new song and music video “Postmates.” The mellow but powerful track, which highlights various emotional points in her relationship, was written and produced by Valentina and is the first release of the year with more music to follow.

On this episode, we chatted with singer/songwriter Annika Wells.

Over the past few years, Wells has penned tracks for popular artists including Noah Cyrus, The Jonas Brothers and Illenium. Now the California native is making her major label debut with Vol. 1 and Epic Records.

Her first single, “Fuck Being Sober” introduces listeners to Well’s unapologetic songwriting and encourages disrupting the status quo in order to live life to the fullest.

We chatted with Wells about the single, her homemade music video and what is up next.

Take a listen.

On this episode, we chatted with pop group, SZNS.

The all-female quartet blends EDM, latin-synth, and house-inspired beats to create songs that not only will get stuck in your head but will make you feel empowered.

Their latest single, “Behave” is a pop earworm that promotes the message of being your authentic self despite others' opinions and expectations.

We chatted with Winter, Spring, Summer, and Autumn about the single, bonding during Quarantine, and more.

Ever since releasing her debut single, “Might Not Like Me” in 2018, alt-pop artist Brynn Elliott has continued to foster a sense of authenticity in her poetic songwriting.

Two years after her debut, Elliott has returned with her latest anthemic single, “Tell Me I’m Pretty.” The song is inspired by a Harvard Soccer Team scandal where players rated incoming freshman woman based on “hotness” and promotes embracing everything about ourselves and knowing we're, “worth more than some numbers or a score.”

We chatted with Elliott about her single, her upcoming sophomore EP ‘Can I Be Real?,’ and how philosophy inspires her songwriting.

Indie-pop artist Nicholas Hamilton is known for his roles as Henry Bowers in It and It Chapter Two, as well as Rellian in Captain Fantastic. Now, this Australian artist is telling personal stories through his music.

Over the past two years, Hamilton has worked alongside The Voice alum Britton Buchanan to create a story infused EP that captures love, loss, and change.

We chatted with Hamilton about his debut single, “Different Year,”  what to expect from the EP, and more!

On this episode, we chatted with Greg Scott. 

Multi-hyphenate, Greg Scott has loved music and writing since he was a kid shadowing his father to studio sessions. Most recently, he brought this passion to NBC's Songland. 

His song “Miracle” captured the panel’s attention and was selected as the song of the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games.

We chatted with the Songland winner about being on the show, writing virtually, and what to look forward to next!

On this episode, we chatted with Catie Turner.

Audiences were first introduced to the Pennsylvania native while she was a contestant on ABC’s American Idol. Her wordplay, ability to capture shared experiences and effervescent personality made her a standout and fan favorite. Two years, a few tours, and one acclaimed EP later, Turner is making a triumphant return with her brand new single "One Day" and companion video.

We chatted with Turner about her newly inked record deal with Atlantic Records, her latest single, and more!

Her adorable dog Derp also makes a guest appearance.