Sunny War Plays “Static” On KXLU’s Demolisten
Sunny War stopped by Demolisten, the storied demos-and-live-music program that’s been on Los Angeles’ KXLU since the 1980s, earlier this year to perform some of her stunning and inspiring composition. Much of the intimate set, which was broadcast in February from Time Warp Records in beautiful Mar Vista, has been posted on Youtube. Watch “Static,” which […]
Thriftys Plays An Alien In “Leave Here Unknown”
In the video for “Leave Here Unknown,” writes The Deli, Thriftys‘ Chase Eiseman “plays an extraterrestrial musician with an inability to blend in. In the clip, Eiseman’s green-painted skin and third eye aren’t his only traits that stand out; his easygoing falsetto in the chorus is a highlight of the track, and pulls listeners in […]
Sunny War Critiques Contemporary Manhood With New Video
Sunny War has a new video, for the single “Age Of Man.” Buzzbands calls the track a “horn-splashed song that showcases War’s wise-beyond-her-years vocals and the prowess, honed by many a session on the Venice Beach boardwalk, of an artist who considers herself a blues guitarist but not a blues artist.” The video is a humorous […]
Julietta Shares “Hard Love” Via Cool Hunting
Cool Hunting has Julietta‘s video for “Hard Love,” a standout track from her new LP Smooth Sailing. Says the site, “A collage of brilliant bits from the known universe—including galactic star-scapes and jungle flora—the latest music video from Brooklyn’s Julietta, “Hard Love” melts and pops with decisive delight. In the track, breathy vocals drift atop […]
Thriftys Goes For Adds
Thriftys’ Automatic Thought is a sincere burst of sun-drenched energy, a come-clean admission of Brit-rock infatuation, and a 90’s college rock nostalgia grab from Oakland-based singer and multi-instrumentalist Chase Eiseman. Born and raised in LA, Eiseman lost both his parents to AIDS by age 4 and latched onto musical expression as a way to process […]
Sunny War Talks With The Bluegass Situation
The Bluegrass Situation writes that Sunny War's 2016 album "Red, White and Blue colored within the lines of folk, so to speak, but [new LP] With the Sun pushes in messier stylistic directions, and the results are extraordinary." This description accompanies a long-ranging interview with War on the site that goes deep and finds the […]
At Cost Reviews Julietta
Smooth Sailing, the LP from Julietta, "saunters with the ease of its warm weather feel." That's according to At Cost Magazine, which reviewed the record recently. The site describes the record's "soft, honey-dripped vocals and lightly-plucked melodies," and does a great job describing the sonic and lyrical content of each track. Overall, the review says […]
The Green Man Review Takes On Sunny War
The Green Man Review has published its take on Sunny War‘s With The Sun, calling the up-and-coming singer/songwriter “as punk as they come; a blues-style guitarist; a street performer with a singer-songwriter’s heart… [and] a major new voice in Americana.” The review highlights War’s “muscular picking, her subtly emotion-laden vocals, and her lyrics that pull no […]
Forbes Features +1 Records, The Home Of Coast Modern, Anna Of The North, Rejjie Snow, and More
Forbes recently interviewed Jonny Kaps and Nat Hays, who founded +1 Records. We’ve worked with +1 for a while, helping them get artists like Coast Modern, Anna Of The North, Rejjie Snow, and more onto the airwaves at your stations. The magazine talks to the duo about how they’ve worked to develop their artists, helping the […]
Naked Giants Rip It Up For The Current
Minnesota Public Radio’s The Current recently recorded a searing set from Naked Giants, who have only become more of a force to be reckoned with after a relentless worldwide tour both with and as part of Car Seat Headrest. Now, the station has posted the version of “Dead Alien” the band recorded at the studio. Go […]
Folk Radio Picks Sunny War
Earlier this year, Folk Radio picked Sunny War’s song “Immortal” as a “Song of The Day” selection. The site asked War about the track, which she says “is about love, and how love proves to us that reincarnation is real. ‘This feels immortal!’ If you don’t feel that way with your partner, then something is […]
High Clouds Features Winter & Triptides’ Video For “Doce Violeta”
High Clouds has shared the new video from Winter & Triptides, saying that “Doce Violeta” is “It’s a lush travel… back in time and to Brazil at the same time.” The song, a collaboration between Samira Winter (Winter) and Glenn Brigman (Triptides), is taken from the duo’s gorgeous new LP Estrela Mágica. The record, now going for NACC […]
Michigan Rattlers Talk About Their Hometown With Westword
Michigan Rattlers is a band made of friends who first played music together in their hometown of Petoskey, Michigan. They split when they left home for college, but they found each other again in Los Angeles and began the musical journey that has led to their debut LP Evergreen. Westword recently talked the band’s Graham […]
PARADIGMS Podcasts With Tobias The Owl
The PARADIGMS Podcast, a regular show hosted by Baruch Zeichner and devoted to “inspired inspiring people” and “visions of a viable future,” recently featured Elijah Dhavvan. Dhavvan performs as Tobias The Owl, and his new album A Safe Harbor For Wayward Echoes is at radio now. According to Zeichner, “Elijah’s story is fascinating, from his birth […]
Sunny War Makes Waves at AmericanaFest
Sunny War was one of the highlights of last month’s AmericanaFest in Nashville, earning acclaim from many of the assembled reporters who came to document the proceedings. Listening Through The Lens claims to have seen more than 70 different performers at the festival and, in a roundup blog post available here, listed War as one […]
LA Record Premieres “Desaparecidos” By Winter and Triptides
LA Record has the goods on Estrela Mágica, the new collaborative LP between Winter & Triptides. The site calls it “a lovely and lovingly put-together album dedicated to the music of Winter’s native Brazil. Estrela Mágica is a deep and reverent exploration of the sound and spirit of Tropicalia, with endlessly inventive songs delivered with vivid […]
Variety Highlights Anna Of The North’s Viral Success
Many of the lovely radio stations we work with have been playing Anna Of The North for a while now, as we’ve been pushing the Scandanavian duo’s icy indie pop since before their debut album Lovers last year. The rest of the world is beginning to catch up, though, thanks to the Netflix smash To All […]
No Depression Reviews Michigan Rattlers
According to No Depression, Michigan Rattlers “is a band with solid songwriting chops and instrumental skills,” and singer Graham Young is “charismatic.” Although they have an Americana-inspired sound, the magazine notes that “like Dawes, Wilco, or Whiskeytown, this ensemble has absorbed a range of indie or ‘alt’ influences.” Read the full review of the band’s […]
L.A. Witch Shares New Video With Buzzbands
L.A. Witch, performing at this weekend’s Desert Daze festival, have released a new video for the song “Baby In Blue Jeans.” It premiered on Buzzbands, which says it “captures a sort of breezy dream that falls as the sun sets and the smog clears and a pretty constellation of lights blankets the city from people’s […]
Winter & Triptides Go For Adds
Estrela Mágica is a beautiful and inspired collaboration between Winter (Samira Winter) and Triptides (Glenn Brigman). The duo didn’t plan on making a record together; they simply set out to create the type of music they both loved. The pair first met in Los Angeles and immediately bonded over their mutual love of Brazilian music and culture. Winter, whose […]





