Before the tours, before the studio sessions, before the slow rise of her own catalog, Vana Liya was just another diehard fan chasing songs that made her feel something. “I’m …
From Fan to Family: How Vana Liya Turned Covers Into a Deal with Law Records and Found Her Voice Read More
For Spencer Thomson, the studio isn’t just where Moon Taxi records albums — it’s a laboratory. Over the past several years, the guitarist has quietly built a parallel career as …
How Spencer Thomson’s Studio Work Is Reshaping Moon Taxi’s Sound Read More
Before there was DizzyIsDead, the emotionally raw, genre-blurring artist connecting with fans on a deeply personal level, there was Blake Lounsbury in Woodstock, Ontario, trying to figure out where he …
From Dead End to DizzyIsDead: How Rebuilt DizzyIsDead Himself Through Reinvention Read More
For Dale of Dale and the ZDubs, his new singles “The Way Back” featuring Benny Ranks and “Not Free Money” featuring DENM are more than just two new releases. They …
CLIMBED A CHAIN LINK FENCE AND HOPPED INTO A TREE TO GET BACKSTAGE — NOW ARTIST/PRODUCER DENM IS SHAPING DALE AND THE ZDUBS’ NEXT ERA Read More
For a band like Sublime, whose catalog has long since crossed into sacred territory for fans, the idea of a new album isn’t just exciting, it’s loaded. That weight isn’t …
Jakob Nowell Discusses Sublime’s Legacy and the Upcoming New Album “Until the Sun Explodes” Read More
Makua has stared down towering walls of water at Jaws and Cloudbreak, but the most dangerous drop of his life didn’t come from the ocean. It came quietly — in …
Makua on Sobriety, Survival, and Choosing Life Before “Catching a Wave to Heaven” Read More
Moon Taxi didn’t set out to reinvent themselves on Highwave. Instead, they leaned into something that had always been there — a current running just beneath the surface of their …
Moon Taxi Catch the Current on “Highwave” and Offer Fans a Musical Escape Read More
Long before surf brands became corporate assets and beach culture was packaged for fast fashion, surfing, as Makua remembers it, was “punk rock as they come.” “Surfers were never blamed …
Makua: “Surfing Was Punk Rock As They Come” — And Why He’s Fighting to Bring That Spirit Back Read More=
