In Part 2 of my interview with ELLYD we discuss her humble beginnings as a musician as well as future goals in wake of her EP, Lighthouse. Also, read to the end to learn a little bit about youbloom’s newest project, youbloomConnect. You’ve been writing lyrics since you were 11. How long had you been […]
ELLYD Interview Part1
ELLYD has played on some of Ireland’s best stages including Electric Picnic, The Secret Village Festival, Battle of the Lake Festival, The Button Factory, Whelans, and The Workmans Club. In January, the young folk-singer released her latest EP, Lighthouse, accompanied by an Irish tour which she is now in the midst of. In between gigs, ELLYD found some time […]
After a Brief Hiatus, Griffin Anthony to Release New Album, Refuge
Griffin Anthony, after taking a brief break from touring, is releasing his first full-length album since 2015’s, “Making of A Man”. The album is set to be released this summer on Big Eye Records. During Anthony’s hiatus he has composed film scores for the Woodstock Film Festival selected documentary, Catskill Park and HBO’s I Wanna […]
Jessica Meuse Talks about Life after American Idol: Artist Spotlight
It can be difficult to build up clout as an independent artist, but it sure does help when you’ve got your own hashtag and a squad of fans dropping it on the daily. Ever since Jessica Meuse made it to the Top4 Spot on American Idol’s 13th season, her faithful fan base, #MuseMafia, have been […]
Why Live Music Changes Lives
Picture this.. It’s a beautiful, sunny day in your local city – except you are unaware of this as you stand, shoulder to shoulder with strangers from all degrees of life. Packed like farm animals inside a dark auditorium awaiting the blinding of strobe lights and deafening of speakers with enough SPL per watt to […]
Dreaming of Jupiter : Up Close Interview
Photo Courtesy: Dreaming of Jupiter Interview with Dreaming of Jupiter Dreaming of Jupiter may seem very relaxed, but they have had an incredible year with a hectic touring schedule. Dreaming of Jupiter played several times in Dublin and London, and are branching out as far as Madrid. They have also released their debut single “Let […]
Dreaming of Jupiter drop Breezy new Beats
Electro art-pop ensemble, Dreaming of Jupiter blends together disparate jazz harmonies with slick sound production in their new single, “Let Me Down.” The effect is an expansive and airy atmosphere. While the band has become synonymous with the chill vibes of soul-pop, the crisp mode mixture and Zoe Gough’s hushed rap-break makes “Let Me Down,” a refreshing […]
Danu5ik Interview – Part 2
In the second half of my music interview with Danu5ik, he and I tried to pin down what exactly it is that gets an artist’s creative water wheel spinning. Also, Daniel offers sage advice on how to mine that creativity once it’s found. We also discuss his newest project and how EDM is being changed […]
Danu5ik Interview – Part 1
Danu5ik, the award-winning DJ and producer from Edmonton, Canada has recently dropped his latest in a line of captivating music videos and singles, Imagine. Today, I sat down with the man behind the sleek EDM beats and dreamy vocals, Daniel Lee. With a few international music awards under his belt, including the prestigious IMEA Electronica Artist of […]
Top 6 Micro Job Sites – For Musicians
Choosing the Right Micro Job Site Being an independent artist can be tricky. When the gigs aren’t exactly flowing, one way artists can convert their skills to profit are through micro job sites. While platforms like Fiverr have become a popular hub for freelancers to offer up their skills to patrons, many competing micro job […]
Interview w/ HMMA winners, Flight of Fire
My Last Gamble – Winning track at Hollywood Music in Media Awards for Americana/Folk/Acoustic Interview with Flight of Fire “We all strongly believe that the transfer of energy between audience and musicians is an intensely powerful thing.” – Flight of Fire Earlier this month, youbloom was lucky enough to get some precious air-time with the Hard-Rock […]
Spotify and Music As We Know It
So, you may not have heard of them….but a long time ago music listeners used to pay for their music by purchasing magical little devices called CDs. Now, I’m not saying we need to base modern life off prehistoric tendencies, BUT suspend your disbelief enough to imagine a world where music hypothetically has more value […]
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