"I’m an only child who grew up in the woods, and I almost never enjoy socializing. Music was the place inside myself that I could go safely, where I don’t always enjoy going with others."
California singer Joyce Wrice's sophomore album Machiko is a love letter to R&B and soul of the past and present. We spoke to her aboutt he five-year journey of creating it and the influence of her favorite songs by Brandy, Amel Larrieux, D'Angelo, & more
Post-apocalyptic indie rap! Trip-hop reminiscent of Madchester acid-house! Instrumental electronic music with a dubby edge! All this and more in this week's edition of Five Albums
Emily A. Sprague's music is a beacon for outsiders of every stripe, a place where we can tune into the most vulnerable parts of ourselves, where we can feel less alone