‘Motivate and Inspire’: Laura Luv Celebrates Women’s History Month with Alchemical Records
March is Women’s History Month, and this comes with a reflection and appreciation of women contributing to the music industry. From producers to writers, women have been the arbiters of some of the most influential pieces of art. D.C.-based Colombian singer, songwriter, and first-time Wammie nominee Laura Luv talks to contributing writer Margaret Adams about her background, as well as how her Colombian heritage and women have inspired her music, especially through her newest self-titled EP, Laura Luv, and why the presence of women and female representation is important in the music industry.
Collective Fear is Faced “Today”
Recent Articles Collective Fear of L.A. release “Today,” the opening track from this alternative artist’s 2023 sophomore EP “Truly Free At Last?” Infusing elements of rock, post-hardcore, synthpop, electro, and shoegaze, “Today” by Collective Fear is the promise that you’ll hear something that resonates with you among the four song EP, released by Candlepin Records […]
Running Away From it All With Gold Spectacles in New Single, “Anywhere Else”
Recent Articles Ever feel like skipping town for an adventure? While it’s not always possible to get away from it all, Gold Spectacles’ new single, “Anywhere Else —” released Thursday, February 23rd — gives listeners a welcome escape. The single is the latest to arrive from this London-based feel-good indie pop duo’s upcoming EP, “More […]
