- Renaissance Man: Violinist Rhett Price on His Debut Album and Keeping Art ‘Human’
It’s been thirteen years since violinist Rhett Price first went viral with his violin cover of Taylor Swift’s “I Knew You Were Trouble.” In the years since, Price has continued to reinvent himself, finding inspiration everywhere he goes. During a recent trip to Florence, Italy, where he was recording with Kanye West and Ty Dolla…
- No Caveats Necessary: An Interview with Sammy Rae
This is Sammy Rae’s second time at Levitate Music Festival. She and The Friends played the smaller stage back in 2024, when Jack Johnson headlined. This year, she’s playing direct support to Alanis Morissette, on a Saturday lineup that marks the first time Levitate has featured an entirely female lineup on the main stage. “It’s…
- EXCLUSIVE: Keni Titus on ANGELPINK (no halo), Unreleased Songs, and Touring with Role Model
After earning glowing reviews for her debut EP ANGELPINK, alt-pop singer-songwriter Keni Titus is revisiting fan favorites and giving unreleased songs their moment with ANGELPINK (no halo), an acoustic-driven rerelease that presents her music in its purest form. Produced by Jake Weinberg and Hudson Pollock, ANGELPINK (no halo) is delicate and raw, stripping away the…
- EXCLUSIVE: Regina Song on Crafting the World Behind Her New Album ‘everland’
Regina Song jumps down the rabbit hole with her sophomore album everland. Following her debut fangirl, this record drops her out of fantasy and into reality. Inspired by the tale of Alice in Wonderland, Song describes the narrative pop project as a “wonderland of core memories” as she stumbles through love and heartbreak. Curiouser and…
- Wiping the Slate Clean: Fia James On Her Debut EP ‘Spotless State of Mind’
Some memories we wish we could relive again and again, while others we’d do anything to forget. Yet within that tension lies an essential truth: our memories are what shape us. They teach us, challenge us, and ultimately help us heal and grow. It’s a concept most famously explored in the 2004 film Eternal Sunshine…
- “Only Just Getting Started”: An Interview with Alt-Pop Breakouts Borderline
There’s something special about catching artists right on the verge of global stardom. New Zealand band Borderline has the talent and sound, and with their self-titled debut album, they’re poised to win over audiences worldwide. Formed by childhood friends Matthew McFadden (lead guitar) and Jackson Boswell (drums, vocals), later joined by high school mate Ben…
- The Sound of a Band Mid-Transformation: Splendid Torch at Green River
It is pushing 90 degrees inside the barn at Green River Festival, but Splendid Torch doesn’t seem to mind. Four friends from New England, Sean, Lily, Josh, and Karl, are mid-set, sweat-soaked and grinning. They have the kind of on-stage chemistry that only comes from dozens, if not hundreds of gigs together. Sean and Lily…
- PODCAST: Rivkah Reyes Talks “Miss Congeniality” and Challenging Expectations
A wise substitute teacher once said, “you’re not hardcore unless you live hardcore,” and actor and musician Rivkah Reyes clearly took that lesson to heart. Reyes, who played bassist Katie in the 2003 comedy School of Rock, has since become a real-life rockstar, recently releasing the hard-hitting, and hardcore, new single “Miss Congeniality.” Borrowing its…
- INTERVIEW: Moody Joody Takes Us Inside “Little Blue House”
There’s a new indie-pop group in the neighborhood! Moody Joody is moving in with “Little Blue House,” the latest single from the rising pop trio following “Loretta’s Last Call” and “Oops!” With its groovier sound and nostalgic charm, “Little Blue House” marks an exciting new era for Moody Joody as they gear up for the…
- INTERVIEW: BookTok Found Camylio First. His Debut Album Will Introduce Him to Everyone Else.
Camylio has been making music for the better part of five years, but Take My Bones, his debut full-length via Mercury Records, feels like the first time he’s fully shown up as himself. “I really feel like you meet Camylio, the musician, in this project,” he told Juice Box Press in an exclusive interview ahead…
It’s been thirteen years since violinist Rhett Price first went viral with his violin cover of Taylor Swift’s “I Knew You Were Trouble.” In the years since, Price has continued to reinvent himself, finding inspiration everywhere he goes. During a recent trip to Florence, Italy, where he was recording with Kanye West and Ty Dolla…
This is Sammy Rae’s second time at Levitate Music Festival. She and The Friends played the smaller stage back in 2024, when Jack Johnson headlined. This year, she’s playing direct support to Alanis Morissette, on a Saturday lineup that marks the first time Levitate has featured an entirely female lineup on the main stage. “It’s…
After earning glowing reviews for her debut EP ANGELPINK, alt-pop singer-songwriter Keni Titus is revisiting fan favorites and giving unreleased songs their moment with ANGELPINK (no halo), an acoustic-driven rerelease that presents her music in its purest form. Produced by Jake Weinberg and Hudson Pollock, ANGELPINK (no halo) is delicate and raw, stripping away the…
Regina Song jumps down the rabbit hole with her sophomore album everland. Following her debut fangirl, this record drops her out of fantasy and into reality. Inspired by the tale of Alice in Wonderland, Song describes the narrative pop project as a “wonderland of core memories” as she stumbles through love and heartbreak. Curiouser and…
Some memories we wish we could relive again and again, while others we’d do anything to forget. Yet within that tension lies an essential truth: our memories are what shape us. They teach us, challenge us, and ultimately help us heal and grow. It’s a concept most famously explored in the 2004 film Eternal Sunshine…
There’s something special about catching artists right on the verge of global stardom. New Zealand band Borderline has the talent and sound, and with their self-titled debut album, they’re poised to win over audiences worldwide. Formed by childhood friends Matthew McFadden (lead guitar) and Jackson Boswell (drums, vocals), later joined by high school mate Ben…
It is pushing 90 degrees inside the barn at Green River Festival, but Splendid Torch doesn’t seem to mind. Four friends from New England, Sean, Lily, Josh, and Karl, are mid-set, sweat-soaked and grinning. They have the kind of on-stage chemistry that only comes from dozens, if not hundreds of gigs together. Sean and Lily…
A wise substitute teacher once said, “you’re not hardcore unless you live hardcore,” and actor and musician Rivkah Reyes clearly took that lesson to heart. Reyes, who played bassist Katie in the 2003 comedy School of Rock, has since become a real-life rockstar, recently releasing the hard-hitting, and hardcore, new single “Miss Congeniality.” Borrowing its…
There’s a new indie-pop group in the neighborhood! Moody Joody is moving in with “Little Blue House,” the latest single from the rising pop trio following “Loretta’s Last Call” and “Oops!” With its groovier sound and nostalgic charm, “Little Blue House” marks an exciting new era for Moody Joody as they gear up for the…
Camylio has been making music for the better part of five years, but Take My Bones, his debut full-length via Mercury Records, feels like the first time he’s fully shown up as himself. “I really feel like you meet Camylio, the musician, in this project,” he told Juice Box Press in an exclusive interview ahead…