All posts filed under: CR Interviews

Petite Meller Interview

As a creative Petite Meller's arms extend to the mediums of singing, songwriting, composing and modelling, not to mention the intellectual world of philosphy, all playing an important part of her complete package of artistry. Born Syvan Meller in Paris, the French beauty brings a visual and musical timelessness that is nostalgic in one sense and incredibly refreshing in another during this current era of quick fix entertainment. Known for her signature cheek blush, a representation of past trauma in which her face and body were brutally sunburned, Meller has gone on to become one of the most unique pop stars of today.

The Indien Interview

For those who appreciate music with true heart and soul, The Indien deliver both to the fullest. Based in The Hague, the band's lucious marriage of styles including 60s pop, 70s soul and more are nothing short of phenomenal. Comprised of singer / musician Rianne Walther and guitarist Casper Talsma along with bassist Janneke Nijhuijs and drummer Yori Olijslagers, sonically their pristine music jumps through the speakers with their live shows being just a incredible.

Aint About Me Interview

Birth...life...resurrection without death. Who is truly the alchemist of identity? What is belonging? Polish-born but raised in the concrete jungle, New York City. Educated in the most illmatic of boroughs, Queens - the place where "stars are born", fostering emcees that had to lyrically fight it out with titans in the Bronx.

Fanny Andersen Interview

Fanny Andersen was clearly born to be a star. Anyone who has ever witnessed her live shows or have simply watched footage can attest to her confidence on stage with that uncanny ability to not only deliver an incredible performance but control the climate. That same energy is apparent in her records which translate into larger than life pop tunes stacked with a distinct golden touch only the Olso-based artist can deliver.

L.A. Salami Interview

Often times names such as Bob Dylan or Leonard Cohen are mentioned when discussing some of the most impactful wordsmiths of music. However Lookman Adekunle Salami can be considered as one of our modern marvels whose immaculate songwriting and lyricism puts him on par with many of the greats of the art form. Known to many as L.A. Salami, the London singer, poet, musician and overall multi-disciplined creative erases any sonic boundaries or limitations, allowing himself the freedom to constantly explore and foster a rich carnival of sounds.

SpaceAcre Interview

Sometimes happenstance can foster something that in unexpectedly great. In the case of Phoebe Little and Jas Scott, it was a coincidental meeting at a writing camp in Normandy where their interaction began. Even that encounter was circumstantial as it was producer James Sanger who connected the two together after hearing something in both of the women and understanding that they would be a perfect musical match. He was right. That pairing led to Little and Scott forming the band SpaceAcre.

CRONICLE Interview

Swedish artist Melanie Mohlkert aka CRONICLE isn't one to fall victim to the constraints of musical boundaries. Whilst many fans remember her as the front woman of the Stockholm punk-pop band Tantrum to Blind, a group who graced the screens of MTV, her latest venture finds the versatile singer delivering a euphoric mixture of R&B, trap and pop that burns with the same flaming blaze that she has brought to the world of rock and even emo.

thisisNAMASTE Interview

thisisNAMASTE, the moniker of Natasha Marie Stewart, is an artist who confidently knows her craft and what it takes to make amazing pop records. Pumping out anthemic songs that range from empowerment and self-honesty, down to mental health, to say that she is creating a splash would be a disservice. To call her movement a tidal wave would be more appropriately fitting.

Filthy Tricks Interview

When it comes to pure, unadulterated rock & roll, it doesn't get any better than Filthy Tricks. Based in Warrington, their sound is explosive, fostering that nostalgic feeling of when iconic bands ripped the roofs off of venues with might. Comprised of Liam Rimmer, Gerard Van Den Hoek, Chris Peake, Matty Hignett and Chris James, their no filler, nothing but the best approach to music is reflected in every aspect of each recording. It's about the quality and Filthy Tricks have stood more than true to that vision.

Aime Simone Interview

The Oxford dictionary defines the meaning of the word identity as "who or what somebody/something is". No one understands the importance of identity more than Aime Simone. The Berlin-based artist has defined who he is and what he stands for, refusing to let the past dictate his modern or future existence. Aime Simone's lyrics in his songs are equally external as they are introspective, as he sings of the state of the world whilst playing his part to uplift, yet also opens a window into his personal journey that has led him to where he is now.