INTERVIEW: Rae Isla Knows It Takes a Strong Woman to Make a Good Man
In our interview, Rae Isla talks her songwriting process and how being queer is a leg up in the songwriting world.
Interviews
INTERVIEW: Andrew Mitch Won't Apologize For Being Queer in Country Music
Nashville artist Andrew Mitch discusses how his pitch-perfect approach to pop country makes space for more queer folks in country.
INTERVIEW: Ryan Cassata Finds Strength in Community
Ryan Cassata transforms vulnerability into strength as he discusses his newest song "i feel like throwing up"
INTERVIEW: Rodeo Boys Seek Masc Representation and Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Rodeo Boys' Tiff Hannay likes to kick ass and eat peanut butter sandwiches at Graceland...and they're all out of peanut butter.
INTERVIEW: Christian Rutledge Celebrates Every Inch of an NYC Mile
Punk drummer Christian Rutledge is trading his skins for strings, and he explains how New York's diversity inspired his debut folk album.
INTERVIEW: Florry Is In It For the Ride
Philly DIY band Florry proudly carry on the ramshackle warmth endemic to the scene. In our interview, bandleader Francie Medosch tells us how the band approaches live music.
INTERVIEW: Smashby Slows Down on His "First Rodeo"
Smashby kicks off his country turn with "First Rodeo," a lively and vulnerable tune destined for queer line dance parties.