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Hana Eid Interview
If you like vulnerable, straightforward writing over grand, yet personal, production, you have to check out Hana Eid. Her fashion choices and song-naming process share some of the same qualities as her music. 
Willa Mae Interview
Willa Mae is bringing her own unique twist to Nashville’s storied music scene. Her combination of airy vocals, heavy rock guitars, and electronic synths creates a sound you won’t find anywhere else.
Touching Ice Interview
Pop is supposed to be fun, Touching Ice understands that well and you can hear it in their music. They talked to us about how they developed their style and some of the symbolism behind it. 
Coupdekat Interview
Coupdekat is on a special run with her recent string of drops. Her visual style is as eclectic as her music, and that’s by design.
Max Bemis (Say Anything) Interview
It’s not a stretch to say Max Bemis is one of the most impactful rock artists of the century thus far, and he still has a lot left to say. Here, he talks about what he’s up to these days and his relationship with his own music. 
Viji Interview
One of our favorite rising pop girls just dropped a new single called I’ll Make it Easier. Read our chat with her about the music industry, her writing process, and her favorite movie, or lack thereof. 
Shallowater Interview
A look into Shallowater’s world, where the band talks through the ideas and instincts behind their sound. Built on long songs, open tunings, and riffs that stretch until they hit something emotional, their sound is patient but crushing. 
Finn Streuper Interview
Finn Streuper is a Netherlands-based artist and composer known for creating jazz-inspired landscapes that blend atmosphere, rhythm, and color. His work explores the intersection of sound and image, often incorporating an oscilloscope to visualize the music he creates. His album, inspired by the essay of the same name by Thomas Nagel, reflects on perception and subjective experience.
Racecourse Conversation

Formed while studying at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Racecourse began as an ambient experiment between friends that gradually grew into a full band. In this interview, they talk about recording their album live in a cabin by the Yuba River, the collaborative way their songs take shape, and what it means to keep a band going while living on opposite coasts.
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