Artist Interviews Beacon

Thomas Mularney III and Jacob Gossett are Ghostly International's Beacon. Before their headlining show at Schubas, the Brooklyn duo talked with CHIRP's Dylan Peterson about the themes of codepency in their music, finding redemption in the darkness, and refraining from commenting on their Youtube videos' comment threads.

produced by Dylan Peterson (@tdvsbl)

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Artist Interviews Angela James

CHIRP volunteer Amelia Hruby spoke with local artist Angela James in the CHIRP studios to discuss her upcoming record Time Will Tell, making "country" music, and the power of psychics. 

You can see Angela James at her upcoming record release show on March 4th at Constellation.

produced by Amelia Hruby

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Artist Interviews Chrome Sparks

Jeremy Malvin comes from many different places, but the synthesizer fanatic is most at home when he's making music as Chrome Sparks. Dylan Peterson talked with Malvin before his sold out show at East Room about being influenced by "Marijuana," his embarrassing underage DJ set for a Lollapalooza competition at Double Door, and "getting in those feelings" for the sake of the music.

produced by Dylan Peterson (@tdvsbl)

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Artist Interviews Melkbelly

CHIRP volunteer Amelia Hruby sat down with local band Melkbelly at the CHIRP studios to chat about how their sound is evolving, what's coming up for them in 2016 and their favorite show they've ever played ... at a metal frat.

You can see Melkbelly live at Schubas on February 15th.

produced by Amelia Hruby (@ajhruby)

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Artist Interviews Shigeto

Zach Saginaw, best known as Ghostly International's Shigeto, sat down with CHIRP's Dylan Peterson before his DJ set at SmartBar for the 2016 Tomorrow Never Knows festival. Saginaw talked about the found sounds he uses for samples, his decision to drop out of jazz school, and working with other artists from Detroit.

produced by Dylan Peterson (@tdvsbl)

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