Dan McLane-The Birth Of Mister Dirty

I wasn’t lucky enough to meet Dan McLane before he tragically passed five years ago. I remember my timeline being flooded with messages about him being a really great friend and all-around good person. Through these messages, and all the ones that have followed over the years, I do feel like I got to know him a little bit. Or at least the idea of … Continue reading Dan McLane-The Birth Of Mister Dirty

5 Years Of Songs

You have no idea how excited I am to be hosting the 5th anniversary show at Beat Kitchen we’ve put together April 25th. I’m featuring three bands that are very well known to me, and hopefully you, but not household names by any means. My greatest joy is introducing people to new music through this site and over the last few years I’ve covered a … Continue reading 5 Years Of Songs

Be Safe Goodbye, A New Record By The All-About

I’ve been following the music of The All-About for a few years now. I was instantly a fan the first time I heard the song “Feel Weird Hit Of The Winter” off 2012’s Winterpop. Something about Zac Coe’s music connects with me more intensely than most, so I’m happy to count him not only as a big part of my life’s soundtrack but also a … Continue reading Be Safe Goodbye, A New Record By The All-About

Song Premiere-“All Your CDs” by The All-About

I’ve been a fan of Zac Coe’s music project The All-About for a few years now. It’s been almost three years since his last full-length, Suburban Heart, was released. On April 1st he is putting out the long-awaited follow-up Be Safe Goodbye. We’ve been talking about the record for a while now, and he was nice enough to let me premiere a song for you … Continue reading Song Premiere-“All Your CDs” by The All-About

This Was Ghost Pal

It’s been a trying couple weeks for the folks at Mama Coco’s Funky Kitchen. Their studio in Park Slope was flooded for the billionth time, this one resulting in a permanent closure of that location. Luckily the turnaround to find a new space was fairly quick, but they’re starting over from scratch at their new home in Brooklyn. Despite the troubles, work never stopped. Last … Continue reading This Was Ghost Pal