Fox and Bones:On Harmony, the Long Road, and What Comes Next
Some people respond to emotion, others to storytelling and artful lyricism, and I think over the years we’ve found a way to marry both.
Prairies on the Producer’s Craft: Trust, Imperfection, and What Makes a Collaboration Click
I think something I do return to a lot is honoring the artist’s story and background. For me, no matter the genre, I always am trying to find ways to articulate what the song is about through the tunes and aesthetic choices I make.
moonstone. on Sad-Pop, MoonFest, and Building a World Worth Showing Up For
Dancing and scream-singing along at a concert with your friends is a spiritual experience, it’s a form of release.
One of One: Hunter Jordan on Building the Street Cowboy from the Ground Up
I didn’t feel like I was a typical country western cowboy, but I knew I had some of those elements. I’m a little rougher around the edges. Thus, the Street Cowboy brand was born.
What Happened to the Skull Boy? A Conversation with Jackson Culp
To me, vampire means emotion — someone with a dark exterior bursting with feeling, someone not understood.
The Unsung Character: Why Film Music Hits Different
From Hans Zimmer to John Williams, film scores and soundtracks are more than background noise. They are characters. Here’s why music is the emotional heartbeat of every great film.
A Case of You: Why Joni Mitchell’s Most Devastating Song Still Sets the Standard
Songbreaker — Women’s History Month 2026 | SONIQLOOXTrack: “A Case of You” · Artist: Joni Mitchell · Album: Blue (1971, Reprise Records) · Runtime: 4:20 Let me set the scene. It’s 1970. A 27-year-old Canadian woman is backpacking alone through Europe — through Crete, through Formentera, through the kind of psychic disarray that only follows … Read more
Kat Robichaud on Escaping the Box, Finding Her People, and the Courage to Be Stupid
Don’t see things ending as a failure and don’t be afraid to fail.” It’s something I have to remind myself constantly.
TCHAKALLA on Reclaiming His Name and Redefining Success
Your art doesn’t need a filter and you need to express the full breadth of your creativity regardless of genre.
Rosie Haze: On Tenderness, Transformation, and Her Debut Album
Music and writing feels like the natural response to any strong emotions I feel, and writing and singing helps me work through and understand these feelings.