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This week we talked to Australia-based, Folk-pop artist Asha Jefferies. While she may seem like a normal person you may think she's insane after seeing her bathroom frog collection. Her Journey started wanting to be a pop star, the likes of Hannah Montana and after attending a folk music festival she realized that’s what she wanted to pursue. Her debut album ‘Ego Ride’ showcases self-discovery and reflection through life, written as it happened in her early 20s. She was able to expand her creative abilities, taking some time to develop an eye for visual communication to properly accompany the album. Find more from her @

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This week we talked to New York-based Indie band, Gamblers. While their interests differ between winemaking, pro-wrestling, and film the whole band can agree Jimmy has cool shirts. The band pulls inspiration from 80s commercial vibes, the indie rock zeitgeist, and the full encapsulation of Phil Collins. Their new Record, ‘Pulverizer’, was developed with a new writing process by showing up and waiting for the universe to provide. After a successful release show, they're hoping to get some more shows booked this summer. Find more from them @

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This week we talked to Philly-based Emo Post-Hardcore band, Johnny Football Hero. The band has many talents outside of music, from casually speaking Russian to repairing their cars with coat hangers. Emo-Post-HardcoreOver the past few years of releasing music, the band has found a sound that’s their own, incorporating emo and early 2000s posthardcore and steering away from modern baseball. The band is currently working on their next album, incorporating a lot of personal emotions with themes ranging from death to global warming. They’re working on tracking the album now and is anticipated to be released this July. Find more from them @

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This week we talked to New York-based artist, Araya. To Araya creating art is about consuming and collaborating and creating a community. Currently, in his Nacho Libre Era, he talks about his philosophy of music and embracing the art you make.  His new album Anime is set to release on June 7th with a hyper-pop sound and a more optimistic view than his prior release. He’s also currently working on his next project ‘Heart’ which will also be the name of his first child. Find more from him @

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This week we welcomed back indie-pop artist Sohil. Since we last talked he’s released a lot of music including two songs about his love of and longing for New York.  His recent release influencer touches on wanting someone because of the attention they get and was a good opportunity to showcase some of his new equipment. Find more from him @

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This week we talked to Ethan of the Indie dream-pop/rock project Croissant. He’s a big fan of Star Wars noting that the sound design and music caught his attention at a young age, his initial lack of interest in the plot led to him writing reviews for nobody but himself. His interest in music started with a Tom Odell remix and led him to a used macbook that happened to have Logic installed, he soon began to dissect the music he listened to layer by layer. MacbookHe recently released ‘Early Days’ a collection of music from the past few years of Croissant, a personal journey highlighting his growth and embracing life. He’s currently working on a new EP, inspired by dreams, and hopes to have it released by the summer.

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