INTERVIEW: ṬAÜS Finds The Tangible Possibility of Peace
Ṭaüs طاووس is the debut solo music project of transdisciplinary artist Ṭaüs Tamara Jafar. Without being tethered to medium or genre, Ṭaüs’ creative output is bold, raw, and confidently vulnerable. Their work in music explores openings into ecstatic state and…
PREMIERE: Jude Brothers Comes Home to “torch bare / the boss”
Jude Brothers is an Arkansas-forged and New Mexico-molded folksy-leaning singer songwriter with a penchant for whimsy and tender heartedness. Brothers’ distinct writing style is marked by congenial contrasts: passionate & playful, calculated & relaxed, approachable & quirky. Their new song, “torch…
INTERVIEW: Kim Ware Becomes More Direct in “Homely”
Adobe & Teardrops favorite Kim Ware is back for more with her upcoming album, Homely. After a lockdown-inspired move to her home state of North Carolina, Homely finds Ware stripping things down from her jangle rock-inspired folk with her band…
INTERVIEW: The Empty Page Take a Stand, Give In to Process
Manchester, UK’s indie rock band The Empty Page is readying their sophomore album, and their recent song “Level Sedentary” shows the duo is giving no quarter. A song devoted to introversion that takes cues from post-punk luminaries, Kel’s vocals give…
INTERVIEW: Rook Richards Revels in the Past
Rook Richards writes music from the heart and for the people, exploring concepts of heartache and the importance of perseverance in the life long pursuit of love and happiness. His overall message is one of hope, optimism and positivity. Creating…