Interviews

The Cab Interview

Posted Under: Interviews | November 9, 2011

The Cab have had a tumultuous time since their release of Whisper War to say the least. Leaving their record label and lineup changes left original members, Alex DeLeon and Alex Marshall, to reevaluate things. With the addition of bassist, Joey Thunder, the Cab can’t be and won’t be stopped. Despite all the setbacks and after three very long years, the Cab have released their newest album, Symphony Solider.

Uh Huh Her

Posted Under: Interviews | October 4, 2011

You know that when a producer calls an artist, “pie cooking shit kickers,” that great music will be coming out of whoever this comment was directed toward. It’s inevitable. Every artist is called “new, fresh, and innovative” but when will you hear “pie cooking shit kickers?”

Fresh-Faced & New-Found: Savvy

Posted Under: Fresh Faces, Interviews | August 30, 2011

A teen pop group that is an international hit in 92 countries with their own television show? Upon reading this, I instantly thought, “this is not for me.” If anyone has seen the type of music I’m into, this type of music would not be something any person would associate with me.

Fresh-Faced & New-Found: Dave Patten

Posted Under: Fresh Faces, Interviews | August 28, 2011

Dave Patten is one of those rare people; he writes his own songs, produces them, plays a plethora of instruments, and synchronizes “each aspect of his tracks to the exact specifications of his creative vision.” From start to finish, there’s not one ounce of his music that he doesn’t play a role in.

Fresh-Faced & New-Found: Jesse Macht

Posted Under: Fresh Faces, Interviews | August 23, 2011

No album will grace my meticulously and painstakingly organized iTunes unless it brings me to absolute tears. So when I was sent some YouTube links to music by Jesse Macht, I was wary at first; another “ugh here we go again,” but that didn’t happen at all.

Viva Brother Interview

Posted Under: Interviews | August 22, 2011

You may of have of Viva Brother under a different name, Brother. But since then, an Australian tribal music group claimed the name and Viva Brother was born. However, being forced to change their name didn’t stop them one bit. Britain’s Viva Brother has recently released their debut album, Famous First Words, which will consist of “huge rock’n'roll/pop anthems” says Frank Colucci.

Little & Ashley Interview

Posted Under: Interviews | August 19, 2011

If you don’t know Little & Ashley by name, then you probably know them from the stop motion Amazon Kindle commercial that took televisions everywhere by storm. The LA duo released this in 2010 and have since then been working on many projects, including getting married! But don’t worry, they’re not changing their name to Ashley & Ashley!

The Glee Project: Interview with Damian McGinty

Posted Under: Interviews | August 18, 2011

This 18 year old Derry City native is no stranger to performing. He’s been singing professionally and touring for four years now with Irish singing group, Celtic Thunder. Already with years of experience under his belt, he’s now one of the top four contenders for the coveted guest starring role on Glee.

Folded Light Interview

Posted Under: Interviews | August 16, 2011

What do you get when you combine cat lovers, film makers, and green pants on loan from Cher’s dance crew? You get the “pop music” duo of Folded Light, although Jaffe says that’s probably not how it would be described; perhaps “easy listening?” Steve Damstra and Jaffe Zinn make up Folded Light.

The Glee Project: Interview with Hannah McIalwain

Posted Under: Interviews | August 15, 2011

Hannah McIalwain was a theater student at Queens University at Charlotte when one day, she saw a commercial for auditions for The Glee Project. She left North Carolina and made her way to Dallas for the auditions. On the show, she was known as MC Hannah with her signature, “Skadoosh” and her rambunctious laughter and smiles. Read on to see Hannah discuss the show, her leaving, and her future.