DC/DOX Film Festival Explores the Modern National Anthem and More
On June 15-18, the inaugural DC/DOX will showcase a diverse lineup of 60 documentary screenings, including five acclaimed films that center around music. DC/DOX, which provides a platform for “powerful, timely stories in our nation’s capital,” will be held at premier venues throughout Washington, D.C. See the full schedule here.
A quest for greater equity, inclusion, women’s rights, police reform, and more are among some of the most pressing challenges that we face as a country. Throughout history, creatives have served as a medium of social change through their art, and this holds true today.
DC/DOX co-founders and industry veterans Jamie Shor and Sky Sitney launched their documentary film festival to “bring together innovative visions, bold voices, and truth seekers” through non-fiction film as a means to create community and greater understanding, as well as highlight the connection between the past, present, and future that individuals everywhere have a role in shaping.
Violet Silhouette Goes out of This World with “Strange Wind”
Recent Articles Florida post-punk band Violet Silhouette has released their newest single for their upcoming EP, “Strange Wind.” Explore the song’s release with contributing writer, Margaret Adams. Violet Silhouette “Strange Wind” album art Debuting with their first single in two years, Violet Silhouette is continuing their musical journey with dream punk and synth pop in […]
Daniel Cohen Receives ‘The Greatest Gift’ From “Kevin Costner”
More to Watch “I want to thank you, Kevin Costner, for giving me the greatest gift,” sings Ireland’s ‘hardest working independent artist’ Daniel Cohen. Daniel Cohen “Kevin Costner” album art In his latest single, Daniel Cohen thanks American actor, writer, producer, film director, and musician Kevin Costner for being a role model and father figure […]
Sam Tinnesz Talks Latest Album and the Beauty of Second Chances
RIAA gold-selling artist Sam Tinnesz discusses his latest album and mental health journey.
Nashville-based RIAA gold-selling artist Sam Tinnesz knows how to write a hit song. With a collection of viral releases that have amassed millions of streams and more than a billion views on TikTok, as well as major TV and film placements, Tinnesz continues to win over new audiences with his evolving sound and genuine down-to-earth personality.
Join contributing writer Cynthia Gross as she connects with Sam Tinnesz to discuss his latest album, There Goes the Neighborhood, lessons learned from his traumatic experience being signed to a label, what he believes is key to creating a song that resonates widely, and how he discovered a sense of purpose after losing his faith.
Sam Tinnesz grew up in a musical household, and his earliest memories center around hearing songs his father played at home. It was not long before Tinnesz began to sense that he, too, had something of value to offer.
