Turn and face the strange with exciting news about one of the all time rock and roll greats, David Bowie.
In our wide ranging interview, top David Bowie tribute artist Julian Shah-Tayler shares his views on Bowie’s much delayed efforts at staging musicals, shows me some of his gear, disses Mick Jagger and Sting, and reveals his processes recreating ‘Diamond Dogs,’ the first Bowie album that he owned.
Just in time for Christmas Day, LA-based singer/songwriter and Bowie tribute artist extraordinaire Julian Shah-Tayler teamed up with jazz bandleader/singer/songwriter Phil Crosby Jr. for a special tribute to a Bowie/Bing duet from 1977.
There’s a new post-punk duo from York, Pennsylvania pushing the envelope with a brand of music that evolved from the new wave and shoegaze on their first EP New Moon, to a heavier sound on their new single “Don’t Need,” which reflects a return to the harder punk sounds they love making in the first place. Kaitlynn Autumn and Juliann Frances of Witch Weather are queer gals doing what they can to challenge the status quo with sounds and lyrics that call us to question the balances of power in our personal relationships.
Bowie interpreter Julian Shah-Tayler talks about his new ‘Aladdin Sane’ tribute album, his favorite Bowie albums, and an unexpected reaction to ‘Let’s Dance.’
The cover of Bowie’s “Fame” by She 1 – Him 2 is a fun tribute to the legendary chameleon that captures the spirit of his legacy.