The Burney Sisters Talk “Barely Mine,” Growing Into Their Indie Era, and Learning to Trust the Messier Ideas
The Burney Sisters open up about “Barely Mine,” growing into a more indie-leaning sound, writing with Ruston Kelly, and building a new chapter without losing the harmonies at the heart of their music.
Eva Cassel Talks “Madison,” Slow Death, and Learning to Let Go
Eva Cassel opens up about “Madison,” the acceptance stage of grief, self-producing Slow Death, and learning to trust her instincts through one of her most personal releases yet.
Dani Offline Makes a Record to Live Inside With Lover’s Discourse
Dani Offline’s debut album Lover’s Discourse is warm, timeless, and made to be lived with. After seeing Dani perform at LORE in Los Angeles, we came away even more convinced that this is one of the standout releases of the fall.