Independent artist and producer, Emmett Kai, is releasing his third full-length album, “Whale Milk” on June 28th.

In picking the brain of Norwegian artist, Why Kai, we find out different inspirations, their experience bringing drums and jazz into the dance club scene, and what it means to dance with your ears out. Kai discusses what goes on behind the scenes — from unique visuals during their live performances, to the routine work of producing a well-rounded sound. Their debut EP “Tourist”, feauturing 12 new tracks, is now available for all listeners.

Before the final show of their North American tour, The Thing discusses their touring season, new music, and their message to listeners.

Musician Ryder The Eagle discusses his new album, the worth of love, and what it means to be an artist.

Classical cellist Yi-Mei Templeman is making waves in indie-folk waters with her debut EP.

Austin based indie band, Sarah and the Sundays, shares their Sunday with us to talk about new music and touring.

Spanish indie-rock band Melenas open up about the evolution of their sound and identity as well as their experiences as an all-female band navigating through a male dominated industry. 

As such a unique, eclectic, multi-faceted, and awe-inspiring person, Zia McCabe answered a few questions about her life. 

Dallas Wax released their first-ever single, “Mud,” on February 29th, ahead of their single release show.

With such a fast rise in the city, who knows where they’ll go from here? 

We spoke to Carver Commodore ahead of their New York City show at Heaven Can Wait.

After a series of releases, Strawberry Launch returns with the second to last piece of their upcoming EP.

Mikey Leão, New York City’s newest folk-rock duo, is fast launching with the release of their first single, “Leftovers,” on February 23rd.

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In the wake of his newest release, we sat down with sombr to discuss all things music.

Seven-piece rock band, Tilden, talk about their ability to balance the scale of light and dark sound in each song, and the future of the group.

All thingsBest Ex— the origins of her name, the past, the present and the future.

Revolution is in the air here in New York City, and they go by the name of Sid Simons and the Darlings.

We sat down with Pansy Division, one of the first openly gay punk rock bands, in wake of the 30th anniversary of their debut album, “Undressed”.

Off the Record spoke to cellist Yeemz about literature, vulnerability, and her new single, “Wondering Why,” available on all streaming platforms now.