It’s closing in on 7PM. It’s the Friday of a long weekend on the eve of my 16th anniversary, and I am here at the office hacking through the rainforest of bills, taxes, and miscellaneous paperwork that keeps the wheel we call PACE turning. I’m thinking about my Dad,...
Regardless of the outcome, one thing is inarguable: Melissa McClelland is a very rare commodity in music – profoundly talented, whip-smart, and unswervingly committed to her art – in no particular order.
Listening to Chicago-based singer/songwriter Alice Peacock, and speaking with the artist, you quickly become privy to a strong woman who is wistfully comfortable with her past and passionately hopeful about her future.
Forget the sophomore curse. If anything, Mad Season is just good rock ‘n roll complete with great hooks and honest emotion.
“Hyperdramatic” is a passionate foray into the mind of a young woman in flux. From the eerie throb of lead track ‘Maybe It’s You’ to the closing lament of ‘Maybe A Son’, listeners are immersed in the artist’s soul – and all the joy, desperation and hope that encompasses.
