The music Vaarin makes is marked by an inherent melancholia. Between beauty and pain, the Norway-based artist creates soundscapes that elate while tugging on the heartstrings. Her EP "Bitter Taste Of Goodbye" is out now and allows a glimpse deep into the soul of the young musician. In this intimate guest article Vårin Strand opens up about the emotions behind her music.
Isolation is something we often seek to express ourselves creatively. But what happens to the creative mind when it is forced upon us? Beloved songwriter and producer Novaa shares her experience with having to face the blank page - musically and personally - in these uncertain times. After her acclaimed self-titled debut she now opens up about the struggles all of us are confronted with today and shares her advice on making the first brush stroke on the intimidating bare canvas.
Last year's sparkling and sprawling All Mirrors marked yet another giant leap for Angel Olsen towards indie stardom. A place where she belongs but that can also come with a very dangerous environment. Turns out: Olsen can teach us all a thing or two about how to ruthlessly reflect. How to take a look in the mirror – and what to make of the many illusions and delusions that come with it.
Ahead of her new album British songwriter had to face another even more important challenge in life. And while a situation like this might scare lots of people it actually encouraged her to take her art to a new level. Being an independent musician and a caring mother simultaneously can be posisble and right here Mara Simpson tells her personal story about that.
The singer of Frightened Rabbit and Mastersystem passed away only 36 years old, leaving all of us many great songs and some things we really need to sort out.
Buzzing Swedish two-piece Wy not only creaties mesmerizing dream pop, there is also a deeper emotional meaning behind it. On NBHAP they open up about an important issue and share new music from their upcoming debut 'Okay'.
A talk with Irish singer and songwriter Robotnik about mental health issues, the music industry and why he disagrees with a recent scientific assumption.
Yes. Life is tough. Sinkane reveals to us why it is important to embrace life and still feel hopeful though.
