Formed in 2018 C.E. (Cheap Era), the Cheap City Cultural Ambassadors seek to present a musical interpretation of the city at large. September’s Clocktower Broke documented the rise and fall of the Cheap City Clock Company and was followed by…
Dalton is the solo-project of indie musician Nate Harar. A multi-instrumentalist, Harar writes and produces every track on his own, recording them in his tiny studio apartment. With this no-nonsense approach, his music conveys easy-to-digest verses and infectious hooks through…
Cascade Cody’s a man of few words — at least about himself. He lets his music do the talking, and talk it does — as you can hear on his blistering “In Lieu of Love.” For Cody, being from Washington…
If you think rock is dead, it’s because you haven’t heard Chestnut Grove’s electrifying ’70s throwback sound. The members of Chestnut Grove have been together since high school and are nearing their thirtieth birthdays – the sonic themes on The Album reflect this period…
On her new protest song “Tether,” anti-folk lifer Linda Draper deftly weaves together the mass traumas we’ve endured in the US in the last quarter-century: 9/11, the Great Recession, and COVID. Draper is getting set to release her new album…
Sarah Osborne is a singer-songwriter from the west coast of Canada. Hailing from a musical family and holding a Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology, this songstress and sea queen draws inspiration from the ballads of her childhood and the…
With the first beats of Jennifer Silva’s “Landline,” you know you’re in for something special. Maybe it’s her made-for-a-40s-lounge voice, the alluring opening line “You make me wanna get a landline,” or the supreme confidence that is suffused through the…
Country music has a well-earned reputation for being cheesy, blatantly commercial, and alienating to…well, it’s easier to describe who it doesn’t force out: cishet white people. But! It doesn’t have to be this way, and never did. That’s the whole…