The Return of Uh Huh Her

Written by Kate Dingle It’s been pretty close to three years exactly since the Los Angeles based duo Uh Huh Her has played to a South Florida crowd. In that time, Camila Grey and Leisha Hailey have toured extensively in support of the debut album, Common Reaction, appeared on the soundtrack to an Oscar nominated film, and managed to record… Continue »

Sublime with Rome: “It’s...

Written by Kate Dingle It’s been nearly a decade and a half since the world has heard any new Sublime music. Well the wait is over for all of those die hard fans. In 2009, founding members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson joined forces with vocalist Rome Ramirez to revitalize an entire generation who grew up with Brad Nowell’s Sublime… Continue »

It’s Been One Crazy Ride for...

Written by Michelle Brockman and Christina Mendenhall Between memorable sets at the 13th annual Ultra Music Festival, the Grammy-winning trio Dirty Vegas talked about how the ride has been since they first shot onto the radar, when the song “Days Go By” appeared in a Mitsubishi ad in 2003. This year at Ultra, Dirty Vegas played both a DJ set… Continue »

NRWO talks about “The Happiness...

Written by Kate Dingle With a handful of releases under their belts and a slew of tours supporting big acts like John Mayer, One Republic, and Switchfoot, it’s no wonder that the quartet of Nothing Rhymes With Orange has become one of the top acts in South Florida. Their latest release, The Happiness Struggle, is filled with tales of hope… Continue »

Kill Miss Pretty Gets Wet

February 15, 2010 Written by Kate Dingle I was first introduced to Kill Miss Pretty’s music back at Moonfest in October. Since then, I have been intrigued by these guys and gal that (in my mind) stole the show Halloween night. As the Boynton Beach based trio prepares to release their latest single, “Judy Garland”, we sat down with them… Continue »

Meet Everymen

November 9, 2009 Written by Kate Dingle Eve·ry·man or eve·ry·man (ěv’rē-mān’) n. An ordinary individual, with whom the audience or reader is supposed to be able to identify easily, and who is often placed in extraordinary circumstances. It’s not too often that one stumbles upon great new music and until Halloween, I thought the days of discovering great new local… Continue »