photo from Perception Theatre’s Website The theatre world has had an unprecedented and challenging fifteen months, endangering even the most well-known theatres. That is just one of the reasons that…
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Raina Sokolov-Gonzalez, a singer-songwriter based in Brooklyn, has released a new single, Better For You, in anticipation of her album that debuts in May. It’s a jazzy, soulful song with…
Thumbnail from the music video from Space Jousting Boule Goes Boing released her album Superball in February, a dance pop album with fantastical, absurdist references. She collaborated with Harley Foos,…
There are lots of podcasts out there. Some may view a relatively saturated market with disdain, but much like works of art and media, there exist stories, voices, ideas, views…
photo by Markus Spiske In the last year, Non-Fungible Tokens, or NFTs, have become a cultural phenomenon as public interest in digital art is on the rise and cryptocurrencies continue…
The Union of Musicians and Allied Workers, or UMAW, is organizing a march on the Spotify offices March 15th demanding fair pay for artists from the streaming platform. The union…
photo of Amanda Neal by Hearing in Color On the evening of March 10, 2020, I reluctantly clicked the cancel button on a flight itinerary to the Philippines I had…
In our fourth piece of our series on producers in Chicago, Scapi sat down with event discjockey, producer, and engineer DJ Simmy. The multifaceted producer has blossomed in the last…
“Dreams vs. Reality” cover art In January, Scapi got an exclusive preview and interview with producer/rapper nephew-uncle duo, Sage and Kelvy. The two are members of The Lo-Fi Collective, an…
Rapper/producer, Chris Berry, is a prolific cypher from the Chicagoland area who also spent time growing up in the southwest. Berry, his brother Deven, and their father founded the independent…
In our continuing series on music production, Scapi spoke with producer David Abramov also known as duvvu. The technologist/guitarist works in several genres from Folk to Acid-Soul. Our conversation began…
Sammy Mowrey did their joke about disguising therapy for men as a podcast on stage for about a year and a half, where it didn’t get too much traction. Then,…