Interviews

Interview: Kids Table

Interview: Kids Table

Feature image by @kathryneschauf KidsTable is an indie-pop band based in Washington D.C. After starting as a cover band, they decided to try their hand at original music. They have now released five original songs with stuck-in-your-head indie tunes and thoughtful...

Interview: Erasergirl

Interview: Erasergirl

Photo by Koto Langa Something is brewing in Washington, D.C. In March 2020, the United States declared the COVID-19 pandemic a nationwide emergency and began lockdown, plunging the nation into an era of prolonged isolation, shuttering live music and the community that...

Interview: Nectarine Girl

Interview: Nectarine Girl

Nectarine Girl is an alternative rock musician from Boston, Massachusetts. From debut album “Is This the Light?” to recent single “devour me,” Nectarine Girl delivers strikingly emotional lyrics and beautifully haunting compositions. WVAU had the pleasure of speaking...

Interview: Lowertown

Interview: Lowertown

Interview: Lowertown - The Strength And Fruit In Intertwined Roots Lowertown is firing on all cylinders.  It’s been almost six years since Atlanta natives Avsha Weinberg and Olive Osby released their debut project, “Friends,” a playful lo-fi bedroom-pop record...

A Day With Corie Brynn

A Day With Corie Brynn

Pink, green, yellow and blue. These were the colors of the miniature translucent ducks that up-and-coming artist Corie Brynn brought to our photoshoot in late October. As Brynn and I wandered campus searching for spots of good lighting to poke and prod to our...

Interview: Easy Honey at The Atlantis

Interview: Easy Honey at The Atlantis

Easy Honey describes themselves as the “opening band no one’s ever heard of.” Before they opened for Beach Weather alongside Wim Tapley & the Cannons at the Atlantis on Oct. 26, that was the case for most of the crowd. But the energy the band brought to the stage...

Interview: Horse Jumper of Love

Interview: Horse Jumper of Love

Hey WVAU readers, Web Director Zoe here once again! This is the second in my two-part series for WVAU this semester highlighting the amazing interviews with artists I’ve gotten to do.  It was March 29th, the night of our annual Capitol Boogie concert in the Battelle...