Tag: Interview
No Lungs (Interview)
No Lungs is an indie project from Chandler, Arizona created by Austin Ryan. He currently plays all of the instruments and vocals on recordings,...
Grant Smith (Interview)
I'm Grant Smith, blues musician with soul from a small town in Oklahoma. At eighteen, I moved to LA to follow my dreams, and...
Earth Xploration (Interview)
Earth Xploration is an American production duo consisting of creative artist TC Chandamany and composer Sean Pruitt. They are best known for their work...
JBando Interview
JBando is the newest Sensation of Positive Universal Sensation of music!!! Come to the party and See the experience for yourself!!
Where are you from?
Lawton...
D Dukes (Interview)
ArtistRack interviews D Dukes, a 27 year old from Chicago IL suburbs, just trying to paint a vision with my music for my supporters.
Where...
ArtistRack interviews Laghacy
Hi, My name is Laghacy I'm from Cleveland Ohio and like most I have my story which I display in my songs so I...
Interview with Ed Roman
Ed Roman is an Award-winning singer/songwriter, performer and multi-instrumentalist from Shelburne, Ontario, Canada. Blurring the lines between pop, rock, folk, and country music genres,...
Interview with Avoly
ArtistRack catches up with the talented Avoly for this exclusive interview and insight into his collaboration with Pat Magada on the new EDM /...
Interview with Enzo Sprigg
Enzo Sprigg is an eclectic and whimsically creative electronic singer/songwriter. Inspired by a wide range of artists from Bjork, Goldfrapp and Gary Numan to...
Anthony Jones Interview
Anthony Jones is an Award winning independant recording artist with multiple chart Topping Wonders such as All My Gs EveryDay the Classic League Of...
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There’s a specific kind of magic that happens when an artist stops...
Mack Keane “Ordinary Feelings” Review: A New Era of Soulful Pop
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DEADLETTER Among Us Single Review: Post-Punk Paranoia at Its Best
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Misty Dino – Better Days Review: A Fresh Anthem for 2026
Finally, a Song That Doesn’t Try Too Hard to Be Sad: Misty Dino’s “Better Days”
Let’s be real—the "melancholy pop" wave has been exhausting lately....
CallMeTone – WYWD Single: From Youngstown Rap to Pop Evolution
Youngstown’s Own CallMeTone Levels Up with New Pop-Leaning Single "WYWD"
There’s something happening in Youngstown, Ohio, and it’s being led by an artist who understands...
Whitney Whitney’s New Single: A Man Written by a Woman | Pop Review
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While everyone was busy fighting over $45 limited-edition vinyl pressings that take up half a room, the humble CD quietly staged the most aggressive...
Mack Holland’s “My God Is Amazing” Nominated for 68th Grammys
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There’s a specific kind of magic that happens when a...
Elvie Shane “Bourbon & the Bible”: A Raw Anthem for the Working Class
Between the Pews and the Pint: Why Elvie Shane’s "Bourbon & the Bible" Hits So Hard
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