Interviews
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Em Beihold: Telling Us Why “Maybe Life is Good”
Giving us hope and brutal honesty in her songs, that’s what Em Beihold stands for. In a press conference organized by °1824 the American singer talks about her newest single “Maybe Life is Good”, the upcoming tour and her goals for the year. We got to know a lot about the backgrounds of Em Beiholds music and will share to most important news from the conference with you! Get to know Em Beihold… She called out her music for having a theme of “Anxiety, but make it Pop” and honestly that’s spot on. Her bubbly aura and bright visuals give a lightness to the deep topics she discusses. Her music…
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Interview Lime Garden: The Making of ‘One More Thing’
Step into the vibrant world of Lime Garden. The band from Brighton is a rising sensation in the indie world that you don’t want to miss out on! With their debut LP One More Thing, already making waves, Chloe, Tippi, Annabel and Leila will have a busy year of touring ahead of them. While sitting down with singer Chloe Howard and bassist Tippi Morgan we discussed the nostalgic vibes of their childhood influences, the excitement of upcoming tours and the surreal moments of being praised by idols. Join us as we unravel the layers of Lime Garden’s musical journey and discover the essence of their new LP One More Thing. What…
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Kate Peytavin: About her Love for Vintage and Upcoming Releases
Kate Peytavin is taking over the alt-pop world with her nostalgic and angsty songs which create vivid pictures and make you go through a whirlwind of emotions when you listen to them. The 18-year-old artist was born in Louisiana but moved to LA to pursue the dream of being a singer. In celebration of her brand new single Whole Heart Black she gave a press conference to let us into her artistic world. Teenage Angst and Mystical Sounds Inspired by artists like Lana Del Rey and Suki Waterhouse, Kate’s music has a moody and vintage feel to it. The LA-based artist makes Pinterest boards to gather visuals that match her…
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Ashlynn Malia Interview: Discovering the Unique World of Dark Pop
In this interview, we delve into the mind Ashlynn Malia who embraces the ethereal, drawing inspiration from personal experiences to create music that transcends boundaries. From the poetic lyrics to the mesmerizing visuals, Ashlynn Malia takes us on a journey through her ethereal pop era. As we sat down for our talk we explored the depths of her debut album MALIA which is full of emotion, self-discovery, and the complexities of modern relationships. Hello Ashlynn. I was honoured to listen to your album before this interview and love the whole dark pop vibe, it’s really unique. Are you excited for the release? Thank you. I’ve been working on this music for…
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Tuning In: A Closer Look At Holly Humberstones Album Launch
From loneliness to the power of sisterhood. In a press conference by °1824 the singer and songwriter Holly Humberstone answered question about her debut album Paint My Bedroom Black. In 13 diverse tracks Holly experiments with her sounds and ties the whole project together by her lyricism. The theme of the album… The album was mainly written on tour or back in the days of lockdown. This resolves in a coherent theme of being stuck in a room, feeling the effects of distance and finding true appreciation for your friends. While Hollys first two EP’s were very bound to a place she now explores the strange feeling of being lost.…
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Welcome to FIZZ – Ville! – The Secret to Life is Friendship
°1824 Press Conference On the 27th of October FIZZ released their debut album The Secret of Life which gave us a peak into a colourful and crazy imaginative world. °1824 organised a press conference where Orla Gartland, Martin Luke Brown, Dodie Clark and Greta Isaac took their time to give many press outlets insights into the wild journey of their project. The 12 tracks on this album discover the scary low points in life as well as the manic highs in our happiest moments. A the manic highs in our happiest moments. A heavy whirlwind of emotions that gets so much easier when you have the right people by your…
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Vanda Essay on Becoming an Artist and Speaking Up about CPTSD
Vanda Essay describes her music as groovy, honest and chaotic. When Vanda sent me an invite for a local event that she organised I got really excited but sadly could not attend it. Nevertheless, her message really made an impression on me and we decided to have a little chat online instead. I was great to learn more about her workflow, her desire to create empowering artist collaborations and to raise awareness on CPTSD with her music and gigs. “Complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD) is closely related to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). However, it usually develops due to repeated trauma over months or years rather than a single event. People with…
