Interviews

Born and raised in Columbus, Georgia, Tonio Armani is unlike any artist on the scene. He’s a master at his craft, and always looking for new ways to evolve as…

There’s a certain kind of R&B that doesn’t just play in the background. It finds you at the exact moment you need it most. Maybe it’s during a late-night drive…

Before streaming platforms, algorithms, and viral moments reshaped how music is discovered, Tynisha Keli built her foundation the traditional way — through emotionally driven records that listeners carried with them…

James Artissen moves like someone who learned early that music isn’t just made — it’s built. Born James Allen Worthy in Queens and now operating out of Atlanta’s creative engine,…

Philadelphia has always produced a different kind of soul singer — artists shaped by church pews, long rehearsals, real life, and raw emotion before the industry ever gets involved. Mare…

Cleveland raised. Bad Boy bred. Industry tested. Cheri Dennis came up in a moment when R&B wasn’t just about vocals—it was about positioning, patience, and surviving a system that often…

For nearly 40 years, Ziggy Marley has carried one of music’s most powerful legacies without sounding weighed down by it. While reggae is often highlighted for the nostalgia, Ziggy continues…

Nao Yoshioka doesn’t sound like someone who “studied soul”—she sounds like someone who chased it until it had no choice but to answer back. Born in Japan, she didn’t inherit…

Satya doesn’t enter a room—she takes it over. Raised in Oakland, she comes from a place where sound isn’t background, it lingers like something that stays on you. Her work…