Catching up with Edinburgh’s Happydaze at 2000Trees Festival

Catching up with High Regard at 2000Trees Festival

New UKHC kids on the block Big Problem talk collabs and 2026

UK hardcore rising stars talk all things music and mangos

Diving into the world of Death Lens at Outbreak Festival

New York native indie-folk crooner Darryl Rahn is coming off the release of his latest project, Darryl, and a trio of headline shows in the UK. He was kind enough to chat with me about all things new music, his evolving creative process, and what’s coming next. 

After spending a couple of years focusing entirely on writing for other artists, singer-songwriter Julia Campbell has recently released a striking EP of her own. In her journey of finding something that is unique and personal to her, Campbell has developed her own sound that is playful and exciting. Below she discusses her return to writing for herself and how her past experience has aided the creation of her project, “Sick of Staying”.

The Whips have hit the ground running in 2026, with no plans to stop anytime soon. Following their release of their record From Kansas, With Love in early March, these Kansas boys kicked off their tour by the same name at Treefort Music Festival in Boise, Idaho. They have since crossed through multiple states in the Midwest, and will be wrapping up their tour in Brooklyn, New York this summer.

I sit down with singer and actress Megan Colton to discuss her LA pop-up show, her debut album, and her journey in getting to this point.

Knives talk all things music as they gear up to their biggest year yet.

Nordista Freeze is on the road to accomplish a world record of touring all 50 states in 30 days. He speaks on the DIY shows from city to city and how the intimacy of it all can never be replicated. “As an artist, you hope that you can keep building and become more popular and affect culture in a deeper way, but ultimately, nothing actually really matters outside of these 30 days.”

Matt, Nixx, Touré, and KD make up the new R&B group 2BYG and are young and hungry to bring a new sound to the genre. From choir backgrounds and high school harmonies, this group is ready to make big moves.

Originally from Southfield, Michigan, Julian Saunders moved to Chicago after high school to pursue music full time. Just a few weeks shy of the release of his album “Two Geese”, Julian talks self-discovery, childhood memories and finding his sound in the process.

Em Beihold discusses whimsy, healing, and being in conversation with yourself in this press conference.

Wilt sits down with The Music Box for their fourth annual interview.

Catching up with rising star Nxdia

LEW discusses her roots, genre change, and what’s on the horizon.

Catching up with rising stars Lake Malice

Avery Cochrane on “Shapeshifting on a Saturday Night”.

Speaking on everything from Billie Holiday to the seasons to their band name, New York duo Elysian Fields chatted with us to recount thirty years of their history.