ISSUE 06 cover artists Warm Brew release new track "No Time" featuring SiR and Hugh Augustine with production by Lord Quest off their forthcoming 'Diagnosis' EP.
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AmirSaysNothing discusses his new album, Employee of the Month including his favorite track, referencing "Hey Arnold," and two women he met at an after-afterparty.
Sebas releases his official video for "Sleep Paralysis" (dir. by Richard Ma) off his debut album Analogies coming Summer 2016.
St. Louis artist Smino joined producer Monte Booker last night for a sold out show at Lyric Theater along with featured vocalist and musician Julian Bell.
"I only heard 15 seconds of Limbs first single 'Don't Stay' and I was immediately hooked. It gave me a feeling of nostalgia... transported me back to those special moments in middle school where I'd found a new group and automatically gave myself hipster cool points because I was certain no one else knew."
"Pete (Pedro Dinero) and I have been friends for years, even before I moved to L.A to go to music school. He has really been a huge supporter of my music and development as a producer and engineer."
"Several Jameson and ginger drinks in (and perhaps a little nug corner of an edible later), I decided to stash away my mini Canon DSLR into my backpack, zipped it up, and refused to take anymore photos..."
A bit soft-spoken and generally shy, McQuay juggles his football career at USC along with being a music-industry major at the distinguished university. Not to mention, football is also a big deal for his family as Leon explains…
YG and Keke Palmer came out to support 21-year-old rapper Kamaiyah's newly released A Good Night In The Ghetto mixtape party at Diamond Supply Co. on Fairfax (April 1)
"I didn't want to give up on what I was so excited about. I came so close to getting more comfortable with a journey that I just didn't want to surrender my dreams, so it kind of morphed into something else, Beat Making."
Hip-Hop artist Bas opens up one day pop-up, FIENDSHOP LA in celebration of the release of his latest album "Too High To Riot".
Excerpt from the ISSUE 06 dual cover story with Hip-Hop group Warm Brew as published in ISSUE 06.
"I never wanted to be a musician but I was surrounded by music my whole life: my dad’s a musician, my grandparents are musicians, my mom’s a singer. I’ve always had knowledge of music but it wasn’t the first thing I was drawn to."
“I’m definitely the AUX cord friend! Haha. I didn’t realize that my ear was a gift until I would start talking to artists about songwriters and samples, and they would look at me like, ‘Ummm, how do you know that?!’ It hit me that I had to use this purposefully – and that’s when the.living.room was created.”
Daye Jack discusses being on tour for the first time, his new track "Finsh Line," and that time he was mistaken for Diddy at The Troubadour.
Chicago-raised DJ King Marie stops by the studio with her latest 'fits styled by Amanda Loren: "But when I started DJing, I wanted a name that was more fitting. I've been a tom-boy my whole life but I love being a woman. We're such powerful creatures. A woman can be a king, too, so I wanted to be the king of all queens.”
Chuck Inglish's Sounds Like Fun Co. celebrated the one-year anniversary of their weekly Wednesday resident night "Age Sex Location" at The Lash in Downtown Los Angeles on February 17
