Quenton Clarke’s Wolfelt Is Born of Self-Improvement
Wolfelt is the electronic project of Quenton Clarke. When he isn’t writing and performing original songs, Clarke works as a music therapist for a ho…
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From Orkney to the East End: FRONTRUNNER Interviews Erland Cooper
It was hard to imagine that the creation of the first two instalments in a triptych of records by Erland Cooper, which so perfectly captures the essen…
FRONTRUNNER Meets Tyler Ramsey
FRONTRUNNER speaks with Tyler Ramsey about his new album and the important relationship between quiet and creativity. He also told us about his favori…
A Project Falling Into Place: Reminiscing and Radiohead with Portland Cello Project
The cello is the most like the human voice, in range (from bass to soprano), the rich timbres--and it feels like you're dancing with it when you play …
Translating the Emotions of Sound With Vritra
While some artists are pushing social norms, LA-based rapper and producer Vritra is ramming them with chill monotonic rhymes pillared by unconventiona…
The Heat of Home and How To Heal: With Nashville’s Erin Rae
Musically, Erin Rae's new album subtly blends Country elements with those of Indie rock and folk, and skilfully parallels warm evenings, sunsets, and …
Etienne Charles and his Latest LP, Carnival: The Sound of a People
For his latest LP Carnival: The Sound of a People, Etienne Charles goes to the direct source of his sound to explore the invigorating sounds…
Barrie On Their New Album and Why They’re ‘Happy to Be Here’
When you listen to Barrie you may feel like you’re slow dancing at a lightly-lit dance in a Stranger Things episode. Or perhaps roaming the…
Talking “Plans” with Ritual Talk
When people get up, move and dance around at our shows, I feel like the name Ritual Talk really springs to life.
Brooklyn-Based Caroline Lazar Announces New Honey EP
Caroline told us about her songwriting inspirations and gushed about her beloved pet cat. What kinds of things were you grappling with while writing…