Artist Interviews

I'm Maisi and I'm an alt-pop artist from London and yeah, I just released an EP called “You Could Be Something.”  Interviewer: What inspired you to make music?  Maisi: That is a good question. I think I always loved music, like my dad was really into music and there was always music playing and I think maybe when I was like 12, I started, you know, finding out what type of music I liked. I really liked Lily Allen  and I started listening to lots of people like that. I think a

Charlotte Sands isn’t just writing music, she’s shaping a worldwide community filled with compassion, connection and creativity. The last six months for the alt-pop artist have been spent ushering in a vibrant new era following her 2024 debut album, can we start over?, and on the road performing to massive crowds across the U.S. Her latest single, “Afterlife,” is a raw, ethereal effort that details the undeniable belief that human connection can be strong enough to transcend

Lydia May shares the secrets of her upcoming EP and her excitement for her two upcoming support tours for Eileen Allister and Charlie  Bennett. Photo creds to @mill_iephotos Lydia May:  Hi, I’m Lydia May. I'm originally from Melbourne, Australia, but I've been living in London for the past like eight years to pursue this crazy dream career of mine. I started writing music when I was about nine though. I was really inspired by all of the musical theatre and choir lessons that

From the story behind Drivers Side, to when her interest in music sparked, an in-depth interview with Alex Ray, sharing her experience of...