Last Monday was Día de los Muertos. Did you miss it? I'll admit, I did, given everything else happening this week, but I still got to celebrate the beautiful holiday on Saturday night at Amsterdam Bar & Hall in Saint... Continue Reading →
I don't talk about it much, but being a female in the music industry is a challenge. I don't talk about it much because I don't want it to come off as a "woe is me" kind of thing, and... Continue Reading →
Today is just trucking along, and although it's been non-stop since I woke up, I'm feeling great, and I really think that's thanks to all of the amazing music I have soundtracking my day, like "Clever" from Imaginary Monsters. Do... Continue Reading →
I should really take mental health days more often. It's not even lunchtime, and I feel like I've gotten more done today than I have in the past month. Laundry is chugging along in the basement, litter boxes are clean,... Continue Reading →
An accordionist, a violinist, a punk, and a reggae lover all walk into a bar. No, this is not the beginning of a joke; this is the beginning of the magic that is "Alles ist OK" from Andre Sinner. I... Continue Reading →
Covering two shows in one night is super amazing for me because I get to see so much live music in one night, but the morning after is always a little rough. It's not the exhaustion that comes with covering... Continue Reading →
My live music addiction is clearly out of control. Wednesday night's show at the 7th Street Entry in downtown Minneapolis marked my sixth show in just three days. I know that sounds ridiculous and, I'll admit, it is, but when... Continue Reading →
Today has been a good day, but it's been busy. I've been going non-stop since I woke up around 5:15 AM, and although I'm getting a lot done, it's one of those days where I know I'll never fully catch... Continue Reading →
If you're a follower of this blog, chances are we have the same political views or at least lean the same way, in which case, let's all join together in a sigh of relief and a cheer of excitement. I... Continue Reading →