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5 Questions For … The Trews’ John-Angus MacDonald — Diffuser.fm — August 2014

With 17 years and five albums now under their belt, Toronto indie rockers the Trews can pretty much be called music veterans these days. They recently released a self-titled album, which has become their highest-charting LP in their homeland. “A hit record … leads to a lot of sold-out shows, […]


Ari & Mia — Fiddling & Teaching & Spreading The Americana Gospel — WBUR: The Artery — July 2014

Americana duo Ari & Mia have their musical eyes set beyond playing the stage. They want to spread the love for an old musical tradition to as many people as possible. While Ariel and Mia Friedman trained and graduated from Northwestern University and the New England Conservatory respectively, the sisters […]


Peter Silberman of The Antlers: “I’ve written songs a 100 times and I can never get it perfect” — The Line of Best Fit — June 2014

After listening to Hospice and Burst Apart, it’s clear that there is more to The Antlers’ music than just a collection of songs that are sonically pleasing to the ear. Between the elaborate instrumental arrangements to the backstories behind the albums, the Brooklyn indie rock outfit has crafted a catalog […]


Garage Rockers the Feed Pick Their Five Favorite T. Rex Songs — Diffuser.fm — June 2014

Most band hiatuses signal an end of an era. But for St. Louis-based garage rockers the Feed, their break was an opportunity to regroup, enlist a new member and move toward a stronger musical identity. “[There is] more mature songwriting and a better concept of what we sound like,” basisst […]


10 Ways a Man Kills the Mood According to Estelle – The Boombox — May 2014

Estelle is urging her fans to embrace their sexual side. And if you couldn’t tell by the video for her latest single, ‘Make Her Say (Beat It Up),’ off her upcoming album, ‘True Romance,’ she shows what real couples (including herself) like to do between the sheets — without all […]


Jessica Sanchez Talks New Sia Collaboration, Jennifer Hudson Performs At Pinoy Benefit

Jennifer Hudson, A Great Big World, Charice and Jessica Sanchez were just some of the stars who sang their hearts out at the Pinoy Relief Benefit on Tuesday night (March 11). With New York’s Theater at Madison Square Garden as their stage, these artists, along with Penatonix and Plain White […]


Sam Smith: “Every day I think about how insane this is” — The Line of Best Fit — February 2014

Sam Smith is way more than your average crooner. The 21-year-old Cambridge singer was inspired by the R&B and soul singers that his mum would listen to in the car when he was a child, which then led him learning jazz and musical theatre. This combination not only taught him […]


Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne Talks Brotherly Connection With Jim James, Ke$ha Collaboration, Twitter Hacking + More — Diffuser.fm — December 2013

Having fronted the Flaming Lips for 30 years, Wayne Coyne has gotten to do many things, and with those many things have come even more stories. From rolling over audiences in his giant bubble to collaborating with the likes of Ke$ha, Yoko Ono and Erykah Badu, Coyne is the epitome […]


10 Lessons Omarion Learned From Dating Women — The Boombox — Novemeber 2013

With so many of today’s songs focused on partying and jumping in the sack, it seems that music has lost its sense of romance. Sure, Miguel and the Weeknd are some of R&B’s biggest crooners at the moment, but Omarion is cementing his place as the courtship king in the […]


Ying Yang Twins Discuss Twerking in Mainstream America, Love for Miley Cyrus & Solo Albums — The Boombox — November 2013

If you think Miley Cyrus invented the booty-popping movement known as twerking, you’re sadly mistaken. The Ying Yang Twins are the first to make a claim to that fame. From ‘Salt Shaker’ and ‘What’s Happnin’ to ‘Shake’ and ‘Badd,’ the Atlanta hip-hop duo have been in the business of making […]