Bronson, a graduate of Bradley University, is a former sports writer and editor and graphic designer who worked in the newspaper business for 35 years.
“I Love to Be Loved,” the new solo single from Jessie Payo (of Pom Poms), is a honey-soaked homage to ’60s music and film. It belongs in a classic soundtrack somewhere … it’s already in Payo’s own.
Jam-packed online festivals, Best Coast’s 10th anniversary show, plus Trail of Dead, Kathleen Edwards, John Vanderslice, X Wire and more — those are just some of today’s streaming options.
Bicoastal duo Foreign Air announced this week that their debut album “Good Morning Stranger” will be out in October, and with the news came the feel-good anthem “I Believe.” In today’s QUARANTUNES, Jacob Michael talks about striving for what’s fresh, staying sane in his studio and their playlist of risk-takers.
L.A. quartet Irontom have announced the September release of their sophomore album “Cult Following.” Their feverish new single “Full Moon” was penned in the home studio of the late Tom Petty.
The Autry Museum today launches its “Best of Los Angeles” music series — four intimate sessions filmed in the museum’s galleries. First up: Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes.
The first two singles from Girlpuppy — aka Atlanta singer-songwriter Becca Harvey — are dreamy folk-pop songs that bookend a relationship. They’re produced by Marshall Vore (Phoebe Bridgers, Christian Lee Hutson).
Smokescreens enlisted David Kilgour of New Zealand legends The Clean to produce their new album — a perfect fit for the L.A. trio’s Kiwi pop-inspired sound. The album, “A Strange Dream,” is out in October.
Future Islands’ sixth album “As Long As You Are” arrives in October. Frontman Samuel T. Herring strikes a somber note on the second single “Thrill.”
Brief missives on the arrival of new singles from Teenage Wrist, L.A. Witch and Cheekface.
Today’s online picks include Trail of Dead, Lucinda Williams, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Surfer Blood, Charli XCX, Ricky Reed, Mayer Hawthorne, Jesse Malin, RAC and more.
