R&B artist Paloma Ford wants you to know she’s from the LBC
Her latest release, “X Tapes,” has a classic R&B sound, filled with emotion, soul, love and, always, heartbreak.
Local photographers publish photobook reliving past concerts at Alex’s Bar
By donating 100% of the profits from book sales directly to the bar, the photographers hope to help support the live-music mainstay during the COVID-19 pandemic until business can return to normal operations.
The Anti Virals tackle the lunacy of 2020 with politically charged release, ‘Brainwashed’
The Anti Virals new album “Brainwashed” will be released Jan. 10 via Nadine Records Media.
4th Street Vine owners announce plans to sell their space to local musician Dustin Lovelis
Wanting to keep their vision for the space alive, Ritson and Sandoval offered the space to Dustin and Emily Lovelis, who have long been a part of the city’s music landscape as musicians, patrons and supporters of the scene.
When the city went quiet, Oldboy wanted to bring hope and the funk to Hilltop Park
“I wanted to give people a sense of hope.”
Artist Dave Van Patten creates graphic T-shirts to raise funds for local music venues
“Obviously, there are a lot of really crazy, important issues going on right now but since I’m an artist, I feel like it’s my top priority to preserve the art world, regardless of the field.”
How getting let go allowed veteran musician Frank Meyer to let go creatively
Nine songs, two music videos and a documentary film—all in five months.
Homesick for Homeland: Sound Army musicians bring live music to the beach
“This is our vice to get us through quarantine right now.”
How You Be? Asi Fui checks in with artists and musicians coping with quarantine
“How You Be?” with local band Asi Fui is a series of weekday conversations with artists coping with new circumstances under COVID.