Interview: The Library Is On Fire (Brooklyn)
byCoincidence has a unique way of coming around. Last December, I was told to check out a documentary on Basquiat. Two weeks later and…
Interviews
Interview: Lost Lander (Portland)
byThis past August I decided to take up my best friend’s offer and head on out for a mini-vacation to the Pacific Northwest to…
Interview: He’s My Brother She’s My Sister (Los Angeles)
byI’ll put it this way: if you haven’t heard of He’s My Brother She’s My Sister -you’re missing out, hard. The Los Angeles based…
Interview: Tristen (Nashville)
byEvery single day, there’s dozens of new names and bands that come and go in a flash. It’s overwhelming, easily and near impossible to…
Interview: The Dø (Paris)
byEarlier this year, word came across the Atlantic to me in the States that Paris’ The Dø were working on a new album. When…
Interview: Fitz and the Tantrums (Los Angeles)
byIt’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of LA darlings, Fitz and The Tantrums. Their insanely dance-able soul/funk blend had me hooked long…
Interview: Atmosphere (Minneapolis)
bySean Daley, better known as Slug, has spent more than 15 years defining and supporting the ever-changing genre of underground hip-hop under the guise of Atmosphere and the Rhymesayers label. DJ/Producer Anthony Davis (Ant), guitarist Nate Collis and keyboard player Eric Anderson are the key components that form the rest of the emotionally charged hip-hop group, Atmosphere. Touring is as therapeutic for them as it is for the fans that sell out each show. In between making babies and getting engaged, Slug took some time out to talk to Mezzic about life on tour, the identity of hip-hop and The Family Sign.
Interview: P.O.S. (Minneapolis)
byPhotographer, Ricardo Zapata has contributed in the past with his beautiful images from the Doomtree Blowout and Soundset Festival. Today he adds an interview…
Interview: Wugazi 13 Questions on 13 Chambers (Minneapolis)
bySitting down with Cecil Otter of Doomtree for a chat is always a good time filled with surprises. A few weeks ago, I sat…