Backstage With Tom Cridland On New Stylistics Album (Q & A)
When I saw Tom Cridland and his Tom’s Elton Tribute last summer at the Mission Theater in Fallbrook on August 3, I had the chance to sneak backstage and ask him a few question.
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‘Broader Scenarios:’ Digital Artist Francesca Bonci Talks Media, Breakthroughs (Q&A Pt. 2)
I had the good luck to virtually meet European New Media Artist Francesca Bonci after I reviewed a song ‘Heaven Forgive Me’ by Federale, featured in a video of her creation. Her innovative visual production style has gained her fans around the world, and afforded her the chance to work with musical artists she admires.
Seeing My Place In The Universe: With Neil Dyer Of Planet Neil (Q & A)
Having traded in his electric guitar for virtual synths, and his confrontational stance for a more reflective one, Neil Dyer just released a beautifully constructed new album, Organic.
Stand Up For Mental Health: David Granirer Talks Value Of Comedy Training (VIDEO)
With his organization ‘Stand Up For Mental Health,” David Granirer trains people working through emotional and psychiatric issues to learn the art of stand-up comedy.
The Eyes Have It: Analog Processes,Visual Magic On New Pete International Airport Vid (Q & A)
In the new video for “Sea Of Eyes” by Pete International Airport, new media artist Francesca Bonci once again flexes her formidable command of digital media.
Tom Cridland Reveals Work On Star Studded New Stylistics Album, ‘Falling In Love With My Girl’
Tom Cridland sprung a few surprises on me, including his work on the upcoming Stylistics album, Falling Love With My Girl, coming October 11
Subverting Expectations: With Prog Punkers Rated Eye (Q&A)
With a rhythm section collaboration going back to the 90s, eccentrically innovative guitar voicings, and the fractured blues vocals of front man Albert Hall, Pittsburgh’s Rated Eye breaks the rules to make distinctively unique rock songs.