If you know me, I talk about my supermarket often. And that’s because it’s not really just another supermarket. See, where I live in Brooklyn, the Park Slope Food Coop is an institution – a community and food-safe haven for all members. Members? You have
ViviTalks is a podcast where I sit down with the 100 women who helped shape my album Typuhthâng. Each episode explores their stories, creative journeys, and the role of community in music, offering an intimate look at the voices behind the sound.
Singer Vivienne Aerts makes a lockdown album with hundreds of other female musicians. In addition to the music, buyers also receive a bar of chocolate.
I have finally started the pre-order and crowdfunding campaign for my new album project on INDIEGOGO! And yes, you can get a lot of chocolate!!
For International Women’s Day I recorded a one-note video in the kitchen: a small musical gesture honoring women’s voices, resilience, and presence.
I joined Ari Hoenig on Nick Ruffini’s Drummers Resource podcast — we discussed Patreon, learning styles, creating content together, and building confidence as musicians.
I launched my Patreon page to share music more freely, build a community, and create deeper connections beyond just streaming platforms.
To celebrate the 600th anniversary of Tabor in the Czech Republic, I performed alongside local musicians in a special concert honoring the city’s rich history and culture.
I chatted with bassist Louis Alexander Gasser Londoño — born in Nebraska, raised in Puerto Rico — about life in NYC, his musical goals, wild gig stories, and dreams of recording original songs.
For this series of bloggy interviews, I’ve shared questions with young artists and musicians living in New York. This time: guitarist and singer-songwriter Eddy Marshall.