Electricity Through the Screen
Weathers embarks upon a unique approach to connecting with their audience As musicians search for innovative ways to guide music into the homes of listeners, Los Angeles based
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Life through the eyes of ‘Baghdad’
Saif Altai, also known as “Baghdad,” shares what pushes him to pursue his passion for music and how being a person of color in the industry comes with
‘A spark turned into a flame’
Amateur author Matt McWilliams combines inspirations from nature’s safe spaces in SoCal and dark realities of creating a thematic story on modern-day societal awakenings Surrounded by several framed
Taylor Swift’s master recordings sold not to her for second time
Taylor Swift revealed on Instagram Nov. 17 that her master recordings were bought from Scooter Braun at Ithaca Holdings by a third party called Shamrock Holdings. Swift attempted
Benny The Butcher’s triumphant return with new album “Burden of Proof”
New York-based rapper, Benny the Butcher, makes a triumphant return with his latest album, “Burden of Proof,” an album that might very well solidify his spot as one
Ronald ‘Khalis’ Bell of Kool & the Gang fame, dead at 68; ‘Celebrate’ his life with playlist
Ronald Bell, singer/songwriter and co-founder of Kool & the Gang, has died at 68 Ronald “Khalis” Bell, co-founder of the Grammy Award winning pop/soul/funk group Kool & the
Opening your ears and mind to Deepsea Daniels
Originating from Orange County, CA, psychedelic garage rock band Deepsea Daniels have released their debut album “What Have i Known.” Alex Thornton (lead vocals/guitar), Alex Davani (vocals/guitar), Shane
The Killers are back with sixth studio album “Imploding the Mirage”
The Killers are a Las Vegas rock band who have been releasing music for over 15 years. Their last couple of albums have been lackluster, but “Imploding the
Productivity, musical creativity and the return of concerts: how musicians are dealing with Coronavirus lock down restrictions
Despite what the slew of cancelled concerts would lead you to believe music is still alive and well online as musicians keep up with creative pursuits solely at
Save StageOne: local Laguna Hills rehearsal studio seeks donations amid COVID-19 pandemic
On March 15, Gov. Gavin Newsom of California announced an initiative to close all “non-essential” businesses in California in an effort to help combat the spread of COVID-19.
Podcast: interviews with Orange County indie music scene followers on how the scene handles sexual abuse allegations
Concert goers experience refund chaos amidst COVID-19 struggles
The music industry is one of several industries that has taken a major hit during the COVID-19 pandemic. With tours cancelled, artists, venues and promoters have been trying