Aarin Wright – I selected a velvet scrunchie and rainbow face glitter for the Charly Bliss show on June 22, 2019, and was pleased to be overwhelmingly not alone. The packed Friday house at The Crocodile was sporting all variations of “cool,” from ‘90s hair accessories to clear frame glasses, sparkling highlighters and bold purple lips.
Caroline Anne – On any given night, you can find this hard working 5-piece band performing at either Ballard’s Conor Byrne, the Tractor Tavern or on the other side of town at the famous Little Red Hen.
AJ Dent – With Jenny Lewis, life is a low-brow, sky-high tall tale. Each emotion is worth a melody, and every relationship, a short ‘n bittersweet ballad. Her penchant for fanciful songwriting has made me a fan for over a decade now.
Lindsey Potter – There are many things that define what it means to be a millennial, but “laziness” leads the list when it comes to stereotypes made about my generation. This ran through my mind as Taylar Parx emerged alone on the brightly lit Showbox Sodo stage on April 28.
Caroline Anne – “Whatever & Ever” is the latest single from NRVS LVRS, the San Francisco based, electronic pop duo made of real-life wife and husband Bevin Fernandez (keyboards, synth, vocals) and Andrew Gomez (guitar, vocals). Formed in 2014, NRVS LVRS curate from a diversity of genres on each album that are mesmerizing, inspiring and entertaining.
