Tag: EXPROPRIATION by SISTA MIKA

Jack Horton Features Vesper Stockwell On “Never Know Why”

Take Jack Horton, a Portland-based singer-songwriter whose path to folk-Americana included stops at Japanese law school, Tokyo piano bars, corporate boardrooms, and government offices. His latest EP, "Imperfections," feels like finding someone's private journal set to music. And that someone happens to write really, really well. The five-song collection opens with "Set Me Free," a piano-driven confession that might surprise anyone expecting typical breakup bitterness. Horton...

ALBA Reimagines The Late ’60s With “Bib The Digger”

Blending vintage sounds with modern production, ALBA’s latest album as "BIB THE DIGGER" delivers a hypnotic tribute to the rebellious spirit of the 1960s. ALBA, the multifaceted Franco-Mexican artist, returns with a bold new project under her alter ego, "BIB THE DIGGER". Known for her rich musical palette that spans chanson, Latin rhythms, and electronic beats, ALBA takes a creative detour with her latest self-titled album...

Sista Mika Evokes Powerful Narratives In Her Latest Single ‘Expropriation’

Musicians who can create magic by drawing into their origins have a certain captivating and true quality about them. Sista Mika, whose given name is...