Kristen Gill – Noah Gundersen gets ready to hit Seattle this weekend with two back-to-back shows at The Neptune in support of his latest album, White Noise. The album features 13 brand new tracks, including hit singles “The Sound” and “Bad Desire” that are taking over local radio charts and Spotify/Apple Music playlists, and was written and recorded in Gundersen’s home state of Washington.
Stephanie Oster – Earlier this month, Seattle-based hip-hop artist Grieves played a sold-out show to high-energy crowd at his iconic home-town venue the Crocodile. Throughout his set, the 33 year-old MC commented on how good it was to be back in Seattle, taking time to reminisce about his start in small venues, voice appreciation for his hometown fans, and remark on how far he’s come.
Todd Terry – The drummer’s t-shirt declared that “The Future is Fucked,” and then the Violent Friends launched into “Blister in the Sun.” Maybe the immediate future wasn’t going to be so bad after all.
Ian Bremner – You can call him a work-a-holic or simply a music addict, but Dan Auerbach always dips his hands in multiple projects coming out of his hometown of Nashville, Tennessee. Since the Black Keys have been on hiatus, the group’s frontman has produced for the likes of Valerie June, Hanni El Khatib, Bombino, Dr. John, Nikki Lane AND released an LP and a couple EPs for his side-project band, The Arcs.
Sean DeTore – Irene Barber is no stranger to creating music. Especially with other creative talents from around town. You might know her name (or, moreover, her voice) from her recent collaborations with Erik Blood and Hotels or her current rock band, Dust Moth.
