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Exec Profile: Rosabelle Eales of Overall Management
Rosabelle Eales Owner/Manager Overall Management Years with Company: 6 Address: Los Angeles, CA Web: overallmgmt.com E-mail: info@overallmgmt.com Clients: Gnash, Imad Royal, Girl Wilde, Alexmaax (Max ... -
Producer Crosstalk: Adrian Gurvitz
Producer Adrian Gurvitz began his career before many multi-Grammy winners were even born. A lifelong guitar player, his introduction to performance was as a street ... -
Up Close: Trubify
trubify.com The Age of the “Digital Troubadour:” With a catchy name that reflects the digital age’s equivalent of artists traveling around and sharing their talents ... -
KRK Announces KNS 6402 and 8402 Headphones
KRK has announced the new KNS 6402 and KNS 8402. Building on its renowned KNS 6400 and 8400 headphone models, KRK enhances the durability and ... -
Artist to Artist: Originality in Music
Someone once said to me, “Artists are either innovators or imitators.” Nowhere is this more true than in music. First off, I want to make ... -
Album Review: "Happier Than Ever" by Billie Eilish (9/10)
Interscope Records Producer: Finneas Eilish’s sophomore album is an honest reflection of her evolution—the public scrutiny, the culmination of dreams, and the bittersweet acceptance of ... -
Album Review: "Jump in!" by Lisa Bouchelle & the Bleu (7/10)
The Orchard/Sony Producers: Lisa Bouchelle, Hal B. Selzer Bouchelle has been a whirlwind of activity for over two decades. She sings a myriad of musical ... -
Album Review: "Back to the Garden" by Judy Wexler (8/10)
Jewel City Jazz Producers: Judy Wexler, Jeff Colella Though L.A. jazz vocal treasure Judy Wexler and her cadre of storied sidemen have a trippy, soulfully ... -
Album Review: "Vince Staples" by Vince Staples (7/10)
Motown/Blacksmith Producer: Erik Zobler Long Beach, CA native Vince Staples’ self-titled fourth studio album appears to be the artist’s most revealing project to date, as ... -
Album Review: "Rites of Love and Reverence" by Gost (8/10)
Century Media Producer: James Lollar Those listeners out there with a certain taste for morbidity are no doubt familiar with Gost (stylized as “GosT”), whose ...
