posted Monday, June 21, 2021
June is international Pride month. It’s also the month that so many queer music artists release music because naturally, it’s one of the few times per year that they may get major notice for their work. While mainstream artists flood the airwaves, LGBTQ music artists are often overlooked, ignored or relegated to, well the month […]
posted Thursday, May 27, 2021
Not sure what new music to check out? No problem, we’ve got you covered. We present a fresh assortment of some of the latest and best music and music video’s you need to know about. All from LGBTQ artists.Enjoy! Lucy & La Mer – Ooh La La Lucy &La Mer kill it once again with […]
posted Tuesday, May 4, 2021
With the upcoming 10th Anniversary INSPIRE Awards set for May 14th, we wanted to introduce readers to a few of the incredible artists who will be performing, including Canadian Country music artist Drake Jensen. The INSPIRE Awards is an annual event celebrating the contributions that activists, change makers, groups, organizations, and individuals have made to […]
posted Thursday, April 29, 2021
Here’s our weekly roundup of what we think you should tap into today. Enjoy! PRONOUN – I Wanna Die But I Can’t (Cuz I Gotta Keep Living) Everything about this track from Brooklyn indie artist PRONOUN – aka Alyse Vellturo – is boptastic (It’s a word, don’t judge me!). From beat to vocal distortion to […]
posted Tuesday, April 27, 2021
We live in a golden age of superhero cinema. What once was regarded as action figures smashing against each other while chasing the silly little concept of “Truth, Justice and looking damn fine in Tights,” is now indisputably a box office and cultural juggernaut. Yet, even as we as a culture can now accept a […]
posted Monday, April 26, 2021
Audible is Director, Matt Ogens’ short documentary about Amaree McKenstry-Hall’s final year at Maryland School for the Deaf can only skim the surface of the complexity of the situations depicted in its nearly 40 minute runtime. Matt told me that he wanted his film to be many things to many people: “nuanced and complex and […]
posted Thursday, April 15, 2021
Each week LGBTQ artists from around the world release new music only to have it go unheard, unplayed, and unknown. As members of a community who are often under-represented, it is vital that we know and support our artists as they write their place in history. Music is universal and can be a support and […]
posted Friday, April 9, 2021
composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland announces the reissue of his 1986 masterpiece, Keyboard Fantasies. The LP/CD release will be out on April 9th via Transgressive, marking the 35th anniversary of its original release and will feature updated artwork and liner notes by pop star, Robyn. This will be the first time the album has ever been available on CD, and both physical […]
posted Wednesday, January 29, 2020
As an artist of fierce intellect and purpose,Jaz Coleman is celebrating 40 years as the iconic front-man for 80’s alternative band Killing Joke. Since coming together in 1978, Killing Joke has played a pivotal role in both alternative music and culture; the intensity of the band’s repertoire has long been revered by fans, peers and critics, and this continues to […]
posted Friday, December 6, 2019
The Paradise Theatre has reopened following a highly anticipated renovation. In the age of media-on-demand, Paradise distills what has made movie-going special through the ages: the joy of discovery through film, and the experience of sharing a space with both loved ones and strangers, tapping into a feeling of connection. The Art Deco and Art […]
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