Soaring instrumentals of chaotic layers and delicacy combined intertwine throughout the unmistakable sound of Isaiah Mclaughlin’s latest album Afterlife.
Rebecca Cullen
“What did I have to lose? I realized life is too short and unpredictable to not give it a shot. I’m so glad I did.”
Following the release of her album Jump In!, Lisa Bouchelle announced a series of live shows with the one and only Glenn Tilbrook, of Squeeze. Despite a busy schedule, the artist and songwriter kindly took part in an interview. Here’s how it went… * * * Hi Lisa, hope you’re doing well – thanks so … Continued
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