JUNK MADE ILL DO THE TRIBELA MUSICIANS ACROSTIC INTERVIEW

Brooklyn-based band Junk Made Ill recently completed a 3 show stint in Los Angeles, playing famed Angeleno haunts including the Whisky a Go-Go and Silver Lake Lounge. The band, comprised of Jaime Lynn, Trevor Collins, and David Maldonado are self-proclaimed...
Emily Zuzik, musician

EMILY ZUZIK DOES THE TRIBELA MUSICIANS ACROSTIC INTERVIEW

Emily Zuzik strikes an array of chords; she experiments with multiple genres and wears many hats. Not only is she a musician, but has worked in fashion, as a journalist, and, most notably, is a self-proclaimed “Rocker Mom.” 

ANDY AND THE GMP DO THE TRIBELA MUSICIANS ACROSTIC INTERVIEW

Imagine red vinyl booths, candlelit tabletops, and an Old Fashioned in your hand: that's what you get when you turn on Andy & The GMP (Great Mouse Parade). Andy Leon and bandmates Dominique Carrieri, Marc Babcock, Jono Santos, and Michael Keehan's music is smooth...

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SAMIA IS LIKE YOUR FRIEND FROM HIGH SCHOOL

SAMIA IS LIKE YOUR FRIEND FROM HIGH SCHOOL

Photo by Aria Herbst The one you passed notes with about boys in class. The one you found at a party taking down observations in the Notes app. The one you stayed up with past 2 a.m. talking about the mundanity of teenage life and sharing the little clarity you have...

GINGEE DOES THE TRIBELA MUSICIANS ACROSTIC INTERVIEW

GINGEE DOES THE TRIBELA MUSICIANS ACROSTIC INTERVIEW

I love anything cosmic, so I love Gingee: a bona fide, self-made goddess. Her creative prowess spawns an array of mediums, from spoken word poetry to 'zines to her main gig making "Filipinx Global Bass". She flows with the cycle of solstices and equinoxes and...

AIKO TANAKA DOES THE TRIBELA COMICS ACROSTIC INTERVIEW

AIKO TANAKA DOES THE TRIBELA COMICS ACROSTIC INTERVIEW

photo via AikoTanaka.com/Gallery I like Aiko Tanaka because she doesn't care if you think she's weird. She does, however, care about clicking with her audience. She also cares about her niece and nephew, for whom she wrote a children's book. Aiko Tanaka doesn't care...

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