Last week Music Existence spoke with Chris Turpin of the blues-based duo IDA MAE. Turpin, alongside his wife Stephanie Ward have been hustling through the music industry for a while now. While in college, the pair were part of the alternative rock band Kill It Kid. For about six years …
Read More »Interview: Theory of a Deadman’s Dave Brenner discusses new album, Say Nothing
For close to two decades, Canada’s Theory of a Deadman solidified its stature as modern rock heavyweights, having accumulated both local and international multiplatinum sales on the strength of six albums and 36 singles thus far. Following the release of their 2017 album Wake Up Call, the Delta, British Columbia …
Read More »Interview: Actor Jack Falahee and Tim Wu (Elephante) discuss their new project Diplomacy
Editor’s note: For this interview, we are joined by writer and editor Jennifer Dill. Jennifer joins us on loan from her primary publication Second Society Report who covers music and culture in the local Boston, MA scene. Diplomacy. Definition: “the profession, activity, or skill of managing international relations, typically by …
Read More »Interview: J-Dog And Daniel Of Hollywood Undead Talk New Record, New Look And More
Hollywood Undead is currently getting ready to release their sixth full length studio album. Along with the release of their upcoming album the band will hit the road this February and embark on a co-headling European tour with Papa Roach that will see 22 cities starting February 16th, 2020 in Barcelona, …
Read More »Interview: LEAH on her new album, the music industry and more
Celtic metal fusion vocalist LEAH is set to release her latest album Ancient Winter, this Friday November 15th. The fifth release from the Canadian recording artist arrives just in time for the holiday season, bringing together an album full of winter inspired Celtic music. LEAH’s record was entirely crowdfunded by …
Read More »Interview: Best Ex’s Mariel Loveland talks new sound, touring and the theme of 2’s in her life
Editor’s Note: Back in September we told you about the new single, “Bad Love” from Best Ex, a NYC based indie-pop band lead by Mariel Loveland who we’ve been following since her days in the pop punk band Candy Hearts. The new single and new sound got us wondering what …
Read More »Interview: Snow Patrol on 25 Years of Music
Most bands don’t make it twenty-five years. Most bands don’t make it past the garage, or out of their hometown. Some of the lucky ones might get a recording contract or maybe a hit on the radio, but the margin of success musicians have is so slim that one song …
Read More »Interview: Randi Fay discusses her upcoming album, Intuition
After reviewing “Lone Wolf,” the recent single from multigenre singer/songwriter Randi Fay, I sought to gain more insight by interviewing Fay herself. In collaboration with producer Aaron Zinsmeister, she has crafted her latest symphonic electronica album, titled Intuition. The 11-track album had just wrapped its Indiegogo campaign last month, and …
Read More »Introducing: Flight Club – gritty rock & roll with a dose of punk rock
Flight Club is a five piece rock band from Richmond, VA who draw their influence from their southern roots. The band take the gritty blues and classic rock tones they were raised on and adds a dose of punk rock intensity, blending them together to find soulful, raw, and passionate …
Read More »Interview: Joyous Wolf Talks About New Music, Touring and Hollywood
When you’re surrounded by beach bums and surf seekers, growing a local music scene might not be an easy task. Despite being a short drive away from the entertainment capital of the world, scheduling places for a young rock band to play in Orange County was never easy for Joyous …
Read More »Interview: Jasmine Cain discusses her new album, Seven
In the mid-to-late 90s, Jasmine Cain became a regular performer in the bar scene of Sturgis, South Dakota. By 2003, her move to Nashville, Tennessee would prove essential in catalyzing her career. She’d form the Jasmine Cain Band, who would craft an identity of equal parts country, blues, and alternative …
Read More »Interview: Dirty Honey talk touring, climbing the charts, and opening for Slash
Just two years ago Dirty Honey was your classic Los Angeles based cover band playing clubs and bars around town trying to get noticed. When record labels didn’t come knocking, they took matters into their own hands and flew down to Australia to record their debut self-titled EP, with producer …
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