Today’s song is “Out of Reach” by Annamay. Born in the footsteps of the mountains in Åre, the Swedish songstress began learning music and songwriting at the young age of 10. In addition to music, she developed her professional career to become an expert level engineer in underground infrastructure and urban planning. For Annamay music
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Today’s song is “Transit” by Mohamed Assani. Mohamed Assani is a celebrated sitar player and composer known for being a proactive ambassador for his rich musical tradition. Throughout his extensive career, he has brought the sitar to new audiences through innovative collaborations that have stretched the boundaries of his instrument. He has performed Hindustani classical
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Today’s song is “Happy To Serve” by SONI. The Orange County LA resident was born in the UK and raised here in the states. Her love for music starts with disco and old skool hip hop and she started singing in a gospel choir in her teens, challenging the brown girl stereotype. At the age
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Today’s song is “Dangerous” by DG Adams. The Vancouver artist has been writing music and lyrics since the age of fifteen for friends and family. In 2000 he met his best friend Torquil Campbell (of the Montreal band Stars) at Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival in Vancouver, where both were working as actors. Campbell
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Today’s song is “Nectarine” by the Dragon Berries. The Austin-based quartet was founded when Quinn Donoghue and Connor Poteat were living together in Boone, North Carolina while attending Appalachian State University. The two of them began writing songs with the hopes of one day starting a band. The intent was to fuse the hip-hop influence
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