For Black Belt Eagle Scout, her newest music came with both starting a journey and returning home again. Three years after KP wrote the songs for her debut album as Black Belt Eagle Scout, Mother of My Children, she is […]

In 2016, we spoke with Xenia Rubinos about capturing something true in the world, and reflecting it back. Her album Black Terry Cat does just that—her music isn’t necessarily political, but she captures insightful observations about the world in song. […]

When we talked to Kalmia Traver in 2017, she recounted her time away from Brooklyn, settling into a winter alone in her parents home in Woodstock, VT. to record her LP Ten Flowers.  Not initially planning on creating songs for […]

In 2017, we got the chance to talk with Lido Pimienta about the beautiful music she makes with complex, lush sonic landscapes. She also makes music that reflects her strength in her womanhood, in her activism, and in her independence. […]

In 2016, we talked with Michelle Zauner about her debut album as Japanese Breakfast. For Zauner her album Psychopomp functioned as a creative outlet to process emotion and overcome loss. But the juxtaposing melodies and mood of the album offer […]

Maya Lucia released 3 tracks in 3 different places last year. With every move, her music and the people she collaborated with changed and evolved. Her most recent track, Chaptown, U.S.A underscores not only the growth in her musical style, […]

Sara Pasillas gave up the heady ego of a solo artist in favor of her collaborative project Antonioni–and she’s better for it. Antonioni recently released an EP, The Odds Were All Beating Me, which builds upon the combination of shoegaze […]

Kaori Fujii has expanded the reach of her music to the Democratic Republic of Congo through the creation of the music nonprofit organization MusicBeyond. On this episode, we talk with Kaori about why she created the initiative, the challenges she’s […]

Chong the Nomad, aka Alda Agustiano, went from quirky youth with no formal mentor to a unique composer. Evolving on her own allowed her to develop her signature style, incorporating a formal background in scoring and chamber music as well […]

On this month’s episode, we sit down with Kristina Latino, founder and CEO of Cornerscape. She talks about her excitement for finding a sense of place when curating music for events. That excitement includes creating a space for women and […]