A R I Z O N A
“I think our broader spectrum of speaking to our audience has always been just about "being." I think one of the difficult things about being a person is the attack that comes mostly from within, things like self-doubt, self-confidence.”
Full Interview + Interview for Capitol Sound DC here.
ayokay
“If you suppress your passions, that’s not living. Just start taking steps towards what you want and eventually a path will appear for itself.”
Full Interview + Photos for Capitol Sound DC here.
Castlecomer
“If I had a billion dollars, I’d set up a college trust for every one of my descendants, so everyone could be educated forever.”
Full Interview + Photos for Capitol Sound DC here.
Fickle Friends
“We love the challenge of owning the end-to-end process, from making the music to releasing it. We all love music so much and thought it would be really cool to start releasing other people’s stuff. We want to help create that supportive music network.”
Full Interview + Photos for Capitol Sound DC here.
Flint Eastwood aka Jax Anderson
“It’s easy to weigh the worries of the world so much on your shoulders, that you just forget about the beautiful color schemes of fall, the person with the dope sweater, finding a penny on the ground. I think that the best way to realize the happiness in life is learning how to be authentically yourself.”
Full Interview for Capitol Sound DC here.
Handsome Ghost
“I feel like I run into a lot of problems trying to define love throughout my life because it’s easy to kind of let whatever situation you’re in dictate that. I think that can be a dangerous thing. It can also be fun. I think, now, I’m at a place where it’s just defined, on my own, by the other person’s happiness. If we both are happy then we can call that love.”
Full Interview + Photos for Teal Magazine here.
Patternist
“If music can be a conduit where we connect with others by sharing our experiences, it can foster a realization that we’re collectively in this together.”
Full Interview for Capitol Sound DC here.
The Academic
“Suicide’s sort of like an epidemic in Ireland. Yeah, the advice is just to go talk to somebody. Don’t feel like you can’t. Especially for young men. I think there’s sort of a stigma about opening up about that sort of stuff, but it’s important to find someone that you trust and talk to them.”
Full Interview for Capitol Sound DC here.
The Wldlfe
“We’ve grown a lot as people and collectively we’ve stayed true to ourselves. I’ve said this before, but I feel like we’re extra normal and that is something that I’m proud of. I’m just proud of us because we’re always willing to grow.”
Full Interview + Photos for Capitol Sound DC here.
The Faim
“We really take influence from the way artists carry themselves and who they are in daily life.”
Full Interview for Capitol Sound DC here.
SHAED
“The most important thing is having a healthy, creative space. You can channel more emotion into a song that way than if you’re pissed off or something like that. We’ve written better songs when we’re just healthy and focused.”
Full Interview for Capitol Sound DC here.
Sub-Radio
“There are some really scary things that are happening in the water and we’re not sure what’s going to happen if we get in, but we’re gonna do it anyways because we have to.”
Full Interview + Photos for Capitol Sound DC here.