2020 UW-Whitewater graduate, Ari Davis (Spellred), is back in the studio. After leaving the city to pursue a degree in health and human performance, he has returned and is ready to give back to the community.

Daniel Nass and producer KTP have been working with one another for years. The CTB duo reflects upon past projects and current livelihoods.

Sinbad explains how he exposes hip-hop artists to new ideas using the art of film photography. Follow him on instagram @sultansinbad

From freestyling in Kenosha to making impromptu music videos with Bino Vision. Jay Dot explains why he moved to Madison to pursue a hip-hop career. Try Me (feat. Joe Kotten) on all streaming platforms.

Author: Zoey Knox I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Lucy Dacus before her show at the Majestic Theater earlier this month, where she played in support of her 2018 album, Historian, and her EP, 2019, which is …

Author: Joey Marz Before ripping a gig at The Frequency (RIP) this past May, Wausau natives and emo rockers Barely Civil stopped by WSUM to chat about their debut album, We Can Live Here Forever, the emo scene in Wisconsin, …

Author: Joey Marz Last October, Rozwell Kid brought their shredding and stage antics to High Noon Saloon, supporting the release of their (at the time) new album, Precious Art.  Before the show, Joey Marz had a chance to sit down …

Author: Jordan Madden I was lucky enough to catch Natalie Prass after her show in Madison at the High Noon Saloon and ask her a few questions.   So what’s it like being in Madison, Wisconsin? And what last brought …

Author: Zach Adams   Chicago noise-rock outfit Melkbelly crushed the first day of Pitchfork Music Festival. Comprised of husband-and-wife duo Liam and Miranda, Liam’s brother Bart and bassist James, Melkbelly is poised to take the rock world by storm. Aside …

Author: Zach Adams   Though they were the very first act to grace one of Pitchfork’s stages this year, the Curls were one of the festival’s most exciting. With five full-time members – Mick, Jenny, Anna, Rami, and Carl – …

Author: Zach Adams Rising star and jazz-pop connoisseur Paul Cherry brought his unique sound to Pitchfork’s Green Stage on the second day of the festival. Brought up in Chicago’s lo-fi rock scene, Cherry (real name Paul Cherewick) completely altered his …

Author: Zach Adams   Before she was Zola Jesus, she was Nika Denilova, a student at UW-Madison and a DJ right here at WSUM. Recording her debut album in her Madison apartment, Zola Jesus has become a whirlwind force of …