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Despite the six-hour time difference between Nashville and London, I managed to meet with Oscar Lindsey ahead of his upcoming record release. Before Sunshine drops everywhere on the 16th of October, Lindsey reflects on his past albums and how his process and sound have changed from his first uploads.

Photo by Kamal “Eazy” Holder For In Color, colour is more than a name. It represents the full spectrum of emotion they want their music to capture – the sadness, longing, euphoria and everything in between. That ambition has already taken the alt-rock quartet of Holden Clontz, Matt Hastings, Val Hoyt and Miles Laderman a long way. After forming out of an unlikely winter spent snowed in together, In Color have quickly progressed from playing their first shows to selling out t

Photo by Elise Kosco Singer, songwriter, producer, and creative director Cosette is the definition of a hands-on artist. From writing and recording her music to producing every track, overseeing mixing and mastering sessions, and even editing her own visuals, she's involved in every step of the creative process. A Berklee College of Music graduate in Electronic Production and Sound Design, the Nashville native has spent the past few years crafting a sound that blends electro-

Photo by Alex Page From making a PowerPoint to convince her parents to buy a drum kit to earning Grammy nominations and being named Writer-Producer of the Year at the Music Producers Guild Awards, Steph Marziano has carved out a path defined as much by instinct and connection as it is by technical skill. Originally from Philadelphia and now semi-based in East London, Marziano’s journey has taken her from studio intern to one of the most in-demand session-directing producers w