by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Half Stack
Half Stack are making names for themselves as bonafide Oakland cowpoke. Rising within their own indie country scene as of late, the band’s Wings of Love was mostly written while frontman Pete Kegler was living out his days on a…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Jamie Alimorad
They say to never meet your heroes, but Jamie Alimorad’s This is Tomorrow Calling is the result of having done just that. It was while touring for his previous album, Words Left Unsaid, that he crossed paths with Gino Vannelli…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Rob Alexander
Rob Alexander’s songwriting speaks back to an era of quality radio sheen, quantified by charts consistently populated by smartly composed music. The likes of Elton John and Peter Gabriel had enough of a pop spirit to captivate all manner of…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Bryce J. Rogers
Bryce J. Rogers represents a new generation of Tucson troubadours. Rather than settle into a singular, comfortable musical space, the singer-songwriter is constantly adapting to bring new listening experiences to the raw core of his folk music. His latest single,…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Stephanie Catlett
Stephanie Catlett’s Meet Me in the Dream seems to have been approached with the same light-filled philosophy that she approaches life with. In her forties, the Iowan singer-songwriter has newly re-emerged into a world of songwriting and performance. Her disciplined…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Sean Miller
It’s a bold new world, born of uncertainty in a worldwide time of crisis. How artists choose to navigate their newfound surroundings turns them into intrepid adventurers of the virtual world, as Sean Miller could attest. The Northern Michigan singer-songwriter…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Lindsay White
Lindsay White defines grassroots action. Bubbling from the San Diego scene onward, she has emerged as a notable voice with her writing and songwriting lent to her work in advocacy and inclusivity; she is a queer intersectional feminist, mental health…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Michelle Brooke
A modern torch record, Michelle Brooke’s new EP Let the Light In gets into the intricacies of love and loss with soul-infused style and aplomb. It’s neo-R&B with a big, beating heart, and doesn’t shrink from confronting the pain of…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Treeskin
The Accidentals have blossomed in every which direction since inviting Michael Dause to join the fold as their drummer. No matter how far their sound drifts and bends into new and exciting directions, the basis from which the Michigan trio…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS 5 with Audrey and Hugh
From First Aid Kit to the Tallest Man on Earth, some of folk and Americana’s most radiant stars hail from the other side of the pond. Though now based in Nashville, rising duo Audrey and Hugh share European backgrounds that…