Two guys move to Hollywood and get close to grabbing that brass ring.
Hamilton Morris might just be our generation’s Tim Leary.
After playing in a number of indie bands on and off for the last decade, Markoff found divine inspiration via a copy of the 1970s album, “Sing out, it’s Shabbos,” and decided that the album could sound better.
We caught up with Mike Edison to talk about his forthcoming book, “Dirty, Dirty, Dirty! Of Playboys, Pigs and Penthouse Paupers, an American Tale of Sex and Wonder.”
Through his site RCRD LBL, Elliot has established himself as a versatile handy man for the music world capable to rock almost any hat, both literally and metaphorically.
The soloNova festival is an annual NYC-based theater festival that focuses on one-man plays that incorporate multi-media in interesting ways.
In anticipation of their 2nd album Leave No Trace, the collective known to the world as Fool’s Gold (fronted by Israeli-born Luke Tophas) has released a video trailer.
After her success thanks to a MacBook Air ad, Yael Naim is set to put out her next album, “She was a Boy.” We talk to her about Steve Jobs and French antisemitism.