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a.k.a. In Conversation With
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In conversation with EG Vines: choosing his own path

“I hope people open their minds when they listen to [the album].” That philosophy sits at the heart of EG Vines’ newest album, Kaleidoscope Dream. Blending Americana storytelling with alternative rock energy, the record draws from a life shaped by a conservative upbringing, a decade spent working in corporate America, and the leap of faith…
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In conversation with Natasha Kalila: turning intentional energy into art

Film sun, music moon, and fashion rising. That’s how Natasha Kalila best described the persona of her passions. The Maryland native moved to New York City 11 years ago and has since woven a myriad of mediums into an impressive career. Natasha’s most recent venture has been in the world of music. She released her…
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In conversation with Colin Hankenson: if you film it, they will watch

From a young age, director and screenwriter Colin Hankenson knew he had a story to tell. “My family would love to attest to this. I’ve always loved hamming it up, performing, and doing all that other stuff. Just presenting fun stories and ideas,” says Hankenson. Starting with childhood performances in his grandmother’s house to making…
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In conversation with Sasha Perskie: exploring contemporary indie & working with RiverJAM

“I don’t just record them [songs] myself, but I write them too,” explains indie pop artist Sasha Perskie. “And that’s been a huge part of my life: writing music, performing, playing gigs, playing open mics.” Last year, Perskie released Day Night, a four-song EP self-described from the influences of Fiona Apple and Lizzy McAlpine. The project…
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In conversation with Alex Pickert: from booking DIY shows to producing NICE music fest

Alex Pickert made the strenuous, cross-country move from Pleasanton, CA, to Boston to attend school at Berklee College of Music. Once he started to play in bands and book DIY shows, he never made the decision to turn back. “What started as helping friends book gigs in Allston basements eventually turned into Get To The…

