After 13 years, The Miserable Rich has come back better than ever with their hit album Overcome. This emotive yet empowering record stands as a tribute to the challenges they conquered collectively and the enduring bond of their friendship. With fresh, soon-to-be-released music on the horizon, you will not want to miss what they have in store. Read on to learn more about The Miserable Rich.
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Seth Glier, known for his diverse talents ranging from mushroom foraging to music production, seamlessly weaves the wonders of the natural world into his lyrics. Whether from his recent album "Mammoth" or the eagerly awaited "EVERYTHING," this Grammy-nominated artist elevates music by addressing themes of climate change and scientific awareness. Outside the studio, Seth Glier has used his platform to spread awareness about this global issue and has collaborated with various organizations such as NRDC. Read on to learn more about Seth Glier.
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Love, loss, and grief. These are the three words that Rachael Kilgour has taken and embedded into the lyrics of her newest album: My Father Loved Me. Every tune of this album is filled with warm and heartwarming stories that Kilgour openly shares with her listeners as a tribute to her late father. Beyond the realms of songwriting and performing, Kilgour actively engages with the Warming Center, extending assistance to those seeking refuge. Read on to learn more about Rachael Kilgour.
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Meet Aiza, the singer whose music will have you dancing on your feet. With her debut album 'Sovereignty' out now, Aiza delivers songs with addictive upbeat rhythms. Beyond the spotlight, she has participated with the Inkeraguhiga Collective working to ensure menstrual products are accessible to women in Ruyigi. Her dedication to both her musical career and humanitarian efforts serves as an inspiration, proving that artistry and activism can harmoniously coexist to create positive change in the world. Read on to learn more about Aiza.
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In an effort to rekindle the optimistic attitudes that faded throughout the pandemic, The Gulls have been on the road, singing their songs across Europe. Whether they're filming videos at 4:30 AM or releasing their latest single, "Sanitation," The Gulls tackle global issues and infuse profound messages into their lyrics. Read on to learn how the band was ready to rock every stage and capture the hearts of new fans on this remarkable journey.
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There is a lot of pride and joy attached to the Keefe name as Ashley and Lindsey Keefe set out to make a name for themselves in their own individual way. From acting to modelling to making music, their repertoire comprises of some interesting projects undertaken by them respectively. Raised on the values of kindness and sisterhood, Lindsey and Ashley have grown into themselves, which is reflected in this interview. The sisters are also advocates for the Chiari Malformation Awareness by supporting the organisation Conquer Chiari, an endeavour close to their hearts. Let Jejune Magazine give you more insight into the lives and passions of Ashley and Lindsey Keefe. Read on to know more!
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Tim Young has wanted to perform his whole life, so it is no surprise that he performs his life. Tim’s music is like experiencing Tim’s raw moments. Drink in his new song Lavender has he takes you on the journey of one of his breakups. When Tim isn’t singing about men who smell nice, he is partnering with organizations like The Trevor Project and the Marsha P. Johnson Institute as he works to making the world a little more supportive for the LGBTQ+ community. Please read on to learn more about Tim and all his projects in our exclusive interview below.
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Keir, a songwriter and musician who conveys his feelings via songs, is blazing through the industry with his new track "Lemonade." As a young musician, Keir spent time advocating for mental health and autism, and he continues to weave themes concerning mental health into his lyrics. With a new single named "Voices In The Night" recently released, he continues to share his poetic masterpieces with the world. To find out more about Keir and his work, keep reading!
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Housewife, a Toronto- based indie rock outfit, led by 20-year-old solo artist Brighid Fry (she/they), has recently released the music video for their single, “Fuck Around Phase,” and announced a North American tour with Scottish singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini. Housewife’s songwriting intertwines timelessness with thought-provoking perspectives on AFAB experience in a male-dominated industry. Fry is also an advocate for 2SLGBTQ+ rights, reproductive freedom, and environmentalism, holding up her activism as a founding member of the Canadian chapter of Music Declares Emergency. Continue reading to learn more about Brighid Fry’s approach and passion for tackling change through her music.
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Tess Elena is well versed in human emotions, gender, sexuality and love, and translates that beautifully into every song she writes. The singer songwriter has a unique perspective on day to day situations which she uses as inspiration for her music. Experimenting with genres, she not only writes songs for herself, but also for fundraisers like the one she did to raise money for the NYC Food Bank. Tess is also an advocate for abortion rights and has worked in support of organizations like the Yellowhammer Fund and The Lilith Fund. Let Jejune Magazine introduce you to Tess Elena and her music!
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The young musician, She Is Jules, shares insight on her newest single “Do Therapists?”, which questions if our therapists need therapists too. Starting her musical career off at a young age, Jules opened up about navigating her music while battling Crohn’s Disease. Jejune got the chance to chat with her about how she helps raise money for the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation along with advice she has for anyone going through the same thing. Keep reading to learn about the inspiration behind her music and how she stays grounded through it all.
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The Aquadolls and The Sully Band pair up is a fun fresh pairing that we hope to see more of! punk meets old school big band, the live show that featured these two fun artists on April 7th is more than what meets the eye, it was done in collaboration with Team Chase in support of athletes with physical disabilities. Jejune Magazine sat down with these individual bands to learn more about their music and this fundraiser. Read on to know more!
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Power Rocker Annabel Lee gets candid with Jejune Magazine! In this exclusive interview with the star, we delve deeper into understanding who Annabel really is and where her music comes from. Obsessed with Annabel’s new album ‘Mother’s Hammer’ we ask her to expand on the meaning of a few of her songs and bond over our mutual appreciation for Patti Smith. Apart from being a talented musician, she also works with organizations towards upholding and fighting for civil rights. Read on to learn more about Annabel Lee!
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I have had the pleasure to see a few artists a Joe’s Pub now, but none were so intimate as coming to see Crys Matthews sit down and sing with her audience. The way she spoke and sang to her crowd you felt like you were sitting in a living room with her taking a break from drawing up the latest set of signs for your next protest together.
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London-based musician Levina talks about mental health, her latest single Battleground, and how important it is to celebrate uniqueness in music. She tells Jejune how she overcame her own struggles with mental heath through the support she received from Help Musicians. Her story inspires people to seek the help they need, instead of keeping it all bottled in. Levina’s music is her way of expressing her emotions and helping others in their mental health journey. Please read on.
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Scotland based Rock and Roll band, Shambolics, will have you falling in love with their classic rock vibe. Inspired by The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, The Smiths, and more, their music is all kinds of dreamy mixed with a clever play between mellow acoustic tones and heavy rock sounds characteristic of a rock band. The band loves touring and playing live gigs, which includes a yearly performance to raise funds for the Kirkcaldy Foodbank. With their latest single ‘Living in Shadows’ out now, Jejune had the pleasure to interview band member Darren Forbes. Please read on to learn more about this great band.
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Stefano May’s music is nothing short of moving. His musical acumen coupled with his soul touching songwriting makes his songs a must listen! Born in Italy, Stefano started growing as a musician from the age of seven, when he received formal training, and was popular on Italian television. As Stefano’s popularity grew, he was able to work with famed producers like Chico Bennett on songs like ‘Crazy’, which is about the dark corners of devotion. His new single ‘Hope It Will Remind You’ was produced in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation, a cause close to his heart. Through this song, he hopes to bring awareness to the disease and use music to help patients heal better. Read on to know more about Stefano May and his heart wrenching music.
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New York City-based Lachi is an award-winning recording artist, prolific EDM vocalist, and producer. Being legally blind, Lachi advocates for Disability Culture, inclusion, and accessibility in the music and entertainment industries. A leader in disability inclusion, she is the Founder and President of RAMPD, a coalition of established Recording Artists and Music Professionals with Disabilities who serve to advocate in the music industry. Her winning smile and effervescent personality will undoubtedly give you the confidence you might be missing. Continue reading to learn more about Lachi’s career, advocacy, and new song “Black Girl Cornrows.”
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