Certainly creativity breeds “Better Things…” and without question they have. With Song River Song River: Life certainly can have ‘better things’ in her… how do you see this name fitting your punk 90’s sound out of Vermont? Better Things: I don’t think we’ve ever thought of it as a punk 90’s name. More as a reflection of what we try to do as a … Continue reading Song River interviews “Better Things”
Interview with Jonathan Graves of Corbu with Song River If lucid is to dreams what notes are to music then Corbu’s music would be the physicality of experiencing a mood in its totality. Song River: Would you consider your sound to lean towards ambient meant to create a flow or mood- even though there is at times a very consistent beat to your music. Jonathan … Continue reading Jonathan Graves of Corbu Makes Lucid Dreams Come True!
Interview with Matthew LaPerche of Firestarter With Song River of CowgirlZen Entertainment Sometimes taking a chance means success. For the band Firestarter, taking a chance along with being prepared led them to the road of success that they are currently driving. Having released two EP’s and a full-length album due for release this winter entitled, The Time It Takes, along with touring and their time … Continue reading Matthew LaPerche of Firestarter Speaks With Song River
No Advisory is a punk band who has successfully emerged from one of the toughest music scenes out there: The Los Angeles music market. The band has been playing to punk fans in California and putting finishing touches on their latest album! The talented band has a string of recently released singles. They guys talk about music in LA, their favorite summer gig anda s requested, … Continue reading No Advisory Has No Limits as They Take On the Punk Scene!
Interview with Jonny Hetherington of Art Of Dying With Song River The Art of Busking. Really it would be a book many musicians could write and so many would be able to relate to it on so many levels. From the street corners of Canada in 2004, lead vocalist Jonny Hetherington would staple his flier to the rock n metal pole and a drive for … Continue reading Song River Interviews Jonny Hetherington of Art Of Dying
The Acre Brothers are an Indiana/Ohio based band whose unique sound is derived from southern American roots with influences rock and roll, blues and country music. The band is made up of Ben Cole (vocals/guitar), Nathan Dillon (guitar/vocals), Mardi Raun (bass), Brian Gill (keyboards/vocals) and Kristin Olson (drums). The Acre Brothers just released there first collection of originals on an EP titled “So Many Roads”. … Continue reading Ohio/Indiana Based Band, The Acre Brothers Release “So Many Roads”
Interview with Mikee W. Goodman Lead Vocalist for: sikTH With Song River cowgirlzenphoto@gmail.com “Life should be of love not hate.”- Mikee W. Goodman An interesting and diverse character might be the best two words to begin describing lead vocalist, Mikee W. Goodman of sikTH, that and a creative genius living in this ball of sorts of cataclysmic creative sorcery. He is known British man as … Continue reading Interview: “Life should be of love, not hate” The words of Mikee W. Goodman of sikTH
Song River with Punk Band Better Things Song River: Life certainly can have ‘better things’ in her… how do you see this name fitting your punk 90’s sound out of Vermont? Better Things: I don’t think we’ve ever thought of it as a punk 90’s name. More as a reflection of what we try to do as a band. We’re always going to strive to … Continue reading Punk Band Better Things On the 90s, the 2000s and What’s to Come of the Mashup
Tina Webb is a personal friend of mine who I have known for around 15 years. Tina is from Ironton, OH and is the mother of an outgoing amazing little boy who is dealing with a trial that no five year old should have to ever deal with. Tina is fighting the most courageous battle of her life as she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer … Continue reading Christian Music Artist Patrick Rivers to Donate Entire Months Proceeds From Downloads of New Single to Mother with Pancreatic Cancer
Inhale- Exhale Interview with Trevor McNevan of Thousand Foot Krutch with Song River cowgirlzenphoto@gmail.com Song River: You have decided to reach back to a more aggressive side of sound, why now? Trevor McNevan: The idea was always for INHALE(our last album) to be a dive deeper into the band’s quieter side, and for EXHALE to be a chance to look into the more aggressive side. They … Continue reading Inhale- Exhale Interview with Trevor McNevan of Thousand Foot Krutch with Song River
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