WHRB :: The Darker Side

The Darker Side

Interviews, Bridget O'Kelly, Sammy Rae

Sammy Rae on her music and ever-growing network of Friends

Catch up with Sammy Rae in conversation with WHRB. Read More >
Interviews, TBT, CYBERBULLY

TBT on Fighting Cyberbullies and Taking Back Black Music

In conversation with TBT, a "Boston-based Black trans trap doll rappin bout what bothers Them in this world.” Read More >
Interviews, Olivia Carter, Daniel Yearwood

“What better way to learn about the music industry than to be an artist myself?”

Catch up with rap artist Daniel Yearwood in conversation with WHRB. Read More >
Interviews, Artist Spotlight, Benjamin Fisher, Cautious Clay

Because Cautious Clay Sounded Better Than “Particular Clay”

Catching up on pole vaulting, Russian Mariachi, and Cautious Clay's latest hit. Read More >

Interview, Emma Greaves, Webmoms

Grabbing Coffee with Webmoms

Step into the Karum Cooper universe for takes on lo-fi music, the creative process, and the personal brand.

Interview, Florence Darko, KALLITECHNIS

KALLITECHNIS: A Pioneer in Introspective Soul

"A lover of R&B, a resident of Montreal, and a proud wearer of Greek heritage: Kalli is a global artist"

Interview, Florence Darko, Michael Christmas

Michael Christmas: Infusing Hip Hop with Comedy

Get excited with Boston's need-to-know rap scene.

Rap, Interview, Producer, Isabella Corso

Getting in the Zone with JP Rose

Zooming in and Zoning out with the trance-like productions of London's latest.

TDS Blog Posts

All Killer No Filler: An Interview with AJ Suede

Step rashly into AJ Suede's world of grit, of clenched teeth and white knuckles, and it might just rip you apart. The Seattle-based rapper, producer, and nascent tattooer has a knack for making music that is at once unfiltered yet collected. He has released more than twenty projects on Bandcamp since 2012, and shows no signs of hitting the brakes.

machìna: The New Sound of Korea

WHRB sat down with Korean-born Tokyo-based machìna to explore the merging of sound palettes, forward-trekking improvisation, and creative revolution.

WHRB Sits Down With the Staves

In March 2017, WHRB DJ Alasdair MacKenzie chatted with Jessica, Emily, and Camilla Staveley-Taylor, the three singer-songwriter sisters who comprise The Staves. They discussed the Staves’ songwriting and recording processes, the artists who have influenced them, and several specific songs of theirs, shortly before they took the stage at the Sinclair in Cambridge, MA.

Carl Craig: Harbinger of Future Classics and Otherworldly Body Music

We spoke to electronic music innovator Carl Craig about his forward-pushing collaborations with like-minded future creators, bringing dance music to full orchestra and back in his 2017 release 'Versus' and its subsequent live realization.

Do For Self: An Interview with Medhane

While grizzled hip hop fans lament the decline of lyricism in hip hop, Medhane is refining his craft and bucking expectations with the poise of an athlete jogging through warm ups.

Sophia Saze on Inspiration, Anomaly, and Indefatigable Entrepreneurship

We had the awesome opportunity to speak with multimedia artist/label-founder Sophia Saze after her December Teksupport set with Kollektiv Turmstrasse/Roman Flügel/Karmon around topics of inspiration, anomaly, and indefatigable entrepreneurship.

DJ Koze at Brooklyn's Elsewhere

WHRB dives into DJ Koze's CDJ-magicianship in downtown Bouge-wick. December 8, 2017

Techno Trailblazer Avalon Emerson Celebrates the Globalization of Dance Music Culture

WHRB's Lana Harris chats with Avalon Emerson on contemporary dance music culture - Boston, SF, Berlin... and the "consolidation of a global community we're hurtling towards."

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