for, by and about people of color
WAYI is able to skillfully encapsulate the only true constant trait of love in her five tracks: that it is ever-changing and dynamic.
by Katixa Espinoza
The Bogota Music Market shows us that music is powerful, that it is something people want for their lives, and that it is something big industries want a piece of.
On their latest record “Mujeres,” Y La Bamba is at the mic, all up front and center.
I see duality as a double-edged sword.
Rock and roll – ROCK AND STOLE.
Instead of siloing Top-40 artists and their resources from the rest of the industry, investing more time and money into fostering local music communities can be a new compelling model for A&R.
Over lush breakbeats and careful instrumentation, Micropixie creates a surreal space where she channels meditations on various social justice issues and “life on Earth.”
Welcome to Molasses.
Molasses Mag 