I don't know where I'm from; Depending on my mood I'll say I'm Peruvian, Mexican, British or American. I went to college in the woods of Vermont, and now I work in Washington D.C. raising awareness about global hunger. I have a not-so-secret love of music and [modern] art and I like to keep those things in my life, in my spare time. Hence, I’m here!
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Hellogoodbye’s newest song sounds a lot like everything I love listening to: it’s damn catchy, full of foot-tapping melodies with fun quirky lyrics. On their EP When We First Met,…keep reading →
This is a one-man attempt at electronica, and he’s nailed it. James Yuill has been on my playlist for months, but, as a sign that he’s not a one-week wonder…keep reading →
The Drums’ website sums up their sound as, “We only write about two feelings: one is the first day of summer when you and all of your friends are standing…keep reading →
This is punchy, sometimes soft and haunting, other times edgy and choral driven, and always beautiful. Port O’Brien’s last album, All We Could Do Was Sing, was already high on…keep reading →
Two songs immediately reminded me why we should love the delicate sounds Kings of Convenience: “Mrs. Cold” and “Boat Behind” are brilliant acoustic folk songs with just a touch of…keep reading →
I’m in love with this self-released debut album. This is what we’ve all been looking for: some tapping, some smooth London-boy vocals, poetic lyrics… These songs sound like effort, patience…keep reading →
Land of Talk put out perfect indie rock. The gritty vocals of lead singer and guitarist Elizabeth Powell compliment the carefully thought out drums and bass. Front woman, Powell, has…keep reading →
I’m a fan of Au Revoire Simone and so a while ago, when I saw that Au Revoire was touring with a band called Oh No Oh My, I looked…keep reading →
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