Guitarist and composer Anthony Wilson talks about the free-form and collaborative process of making his new album Collodion, out now on LA’s innovative Colorfield Records
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Interlocutor Interviews PODCAST ~ Pete Min of Colorfield Records
Pete Min of the innovative Los Angeles label Colorfield Records talks about his “Sherpa” approach to guiding musicians out of their comfort zones and allowing them to express themselves in new and unusual ways
Interlocutor Interviews PODCAST ~ Adele Bertei
A conversation with singer, songwriter, writer, & director Adele Bertei about Twist: An American Girl, her new memoir covering her troubled childhood in 1960s and 1970s Cleveland, and her often risky but also sometimes jubilant process of self-discovery and survival
BUNNY MICHAEL is at peace with the apocalypse
An interview with the singular and transcendent-minded multidisciplinary artist Bunny Michael about their new EP Angels Everywhere
Rob Mazurek's abstractivist fusions
Multidisciplinary artist/abstractivist Rob Mazurek discusses Lightning Dreamers, a new album written for a compacted version of his long-running Exploding Star Orchestra
Jasmine on a Night in July - an interview with SCREE'S Ryan El-Solh
An interview with guitarist Ryan El-Solh of Brooklyn-based band Scree about their captivating new album Jasmine on a Night in July
NEW YORK IS DEAD, LONG LIVE NEW YORK: 8 Music Acts to Catch Live
Photographer Alice Teeple writes that the NYC music scene is anything but dead & buried, & she highlights 8 innovative music acts to catch live now - pictured here: Blak Emoji
Tuning in to UHL'S Channels
The enigmatic and evocative art pop diva Uhl discusses her vocally experimental and genre-bending new EP Channels
The melancholic & melodic beats of STEFFI
Dutch-born electronic music producer Steffi discusses her new album The Red Hunter, its striking cover art by Michiel de Vreede - based on a sculpture by Rein Vollenga, and her new hybrid label/studio/artist retreat Candy Mountain
Replay - JENNIFER ELSTER'S journeys with DAVID BOWIE
Check out this repost of our July 2021 interview with NYC multidisciplinary artist Jennifer Elster - she discusses her 1995 collaboration with David Bowie on his album 1. Outside - a new exhibit will be opening November 10 at The Development Gallery
OHMA'S divine interventions
L.A.-based musicians Mia Garcia and Hailey Niswanger talk about the soothing sonic journeys of their meditative debut album Between All Things
JIMETTA ROSE'S Voices of Creation
An interview with Los Angeles-based producer/singer/arranger Jimetta Rose about her choir The Voices of Creation and their debut album How Good it Is
JENNIFER VANILLA'S Castle in the Sky
NYC-based artist Becca Kauffman dives deep into the inner workings of their sexless humanoid alien persona Jennifer Vanilla
ALINA GRASMANN'S Grand Buffet
Painter Alina Grasmann discusses the works in her Fridman Gallery solo show The Grand Buffet, a series based on the Haus Schminke, an iconic example of organic architecture in Saxony, Germany
The off-kilter playfulness of ANNA BUTTERSS
Anna Butterss talks about the playful off-kilter sounds of her highly collaborative debut album Activities
ESZTER BALINT'S musical anti-memoir
We catch up with songwriter/violinist/actress Eszter Balint about the new production of her “anti-musical” I Hate Memory, playing July 26 at Joe’s Pub in NYC
BENNY BOCK'S ambient-jazz audio-visual journeys
Los Angeles-based musician Benny Bock talks about his debut album Vanishing Act - out now on LA’s innovative Colorfield Records
The sonic stews of MITCH DAVIS
Montréal musician Mitch Davis chats about his vibrant debut LP The Haunt
BEN TALMI'S authentic nostalgia
An interview with Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter/producer Ben Talmi about his new album Berkshires, an intimate and nostalgic exploration of his upbringing and family history in the Berkshires town of Pittsfield, MA
THOMAS DOLLBAUM'S darker shades of the Sunshine State
Musician and poet Thomas Dollbaum talks about his new album Wellswood, a lyrical exploration of Florida’s down-and-out drifters, hustlers, and dreamers