Organic yet thoughtful, sentimental yet absurd, DIY yet ambitious: This is Wishy.

The band sat down with Off the Record a week after the release of their debut album to talk battle of the bands, artistic evolution, and playing Logan Paul’s wedding.

Something out of an early-2000s romantic comedy or a summer vacation you could relive forever, Penelope Road pieces their music together with genres new and old, finding a magical space in-between to build their musical world.

 Los Angeles-based artist brookelen discusses latest single, musical inspirations, and religious motifs ahead of their emotionally raw EP release, Dark Side of the Sun. 

aron!’s debut album features layers of inviting vocals, delicate guitar riffs, and an intriguing variety of chord progressions across its 36-minute runtime.  

The Bend’s Hayden Fields on their debut album, If You Insist.

Off The Record sat down with Joshua Jensen to talk hope, harmonies, and honesty through song.  

Autumn Drive continues to demonstrate that clear ambition and authentic camaraderie are a powerful combination.

Off the Record caught up with the alt-rock artist ahead of the release of her debut album, Switchbacks.

The band of three brothers bring nostalgia to life with their expansive and longing sound.

Delighting the audience with a glowing and groovy set, Magnus Ferrell left a lasting impression at Outside Lands.

Read the exclusive interview with Janine Berdin about MORE LAB SONGS NG MGA TANGA, her new deluxe album.

With his emotionally stirring and psychedelic sound, Chezile invited fans at Outside Lands to stay present.

Sawyer Hill delivered an electric set at Outside lands, leaving the crowd buzzing and eager for more of his blazing discography.

Neptune’s Core dives into the process behind their debut album, Pivot, and why their dynamic breeds undeniably honest music.

Off The Record sat down with frontman Kenzo Repola to discuss staying untamed, authentic, and making new music. 

Ahead of their show at Washington’s Union Stage, the six-piece band invited Off the Record into their circle of musical mirth.

Based out of New York City, alternative rock band For Opal breaks boundaries with their sound, juxtaposing heavy guitar driven arrangements with dreamy vocals.