Selected Works
Selected interviews, concert reviews, and radio-based coverage focused on artist discovery, live music, and community.
Spanish Magazine
Artist Interview
Indie rock band Spanish Magazine joins Enseñarte for a conversation about collaboration, cultural identity, and community-building through music. The interview explores the band’s formation, creative process, and commitment to representation, while highlighting how shared experiences and local scenes continue to shape their sound.
Artist Interview
Flesh For Fantasy
Alt-rock band Flesh for Fantasy joins Enseñarte for a conversation about authenticity, community, and self-expression through music. Members Ashley and June reflect on their musical journey, personal influences, and the role of cultural identity in shaping their creative process. The discussion explores how lived experience, collaboration, and connection inform both their songwriting and live performances.
Artist Interview
Paulina Ramirez
Trombonist Paulina Ramírez joins Enseñarte for a conversation about collaboration, cultural identity, and artistic growth across jazz and banda traditions. She reflects on her musical journey, early influences, and the importance of representation and community in shaping her work. The discussion highlights how heritage, collaboration, and local scenes continue to inform her creative practice.
Live Music Coverage
Phantogram Concert Review
A concert review of Phantogram at The Troubadour in West Hollywood. Exploring the distinct sound that Phantogram have crafted for themselves. And how their staying power allows them to craft such a special live performance.
Lights Concert Review
A concert review of Lights at the El Rey Theater in Los Angeles. Exploring a night rooted in joy, honesty, and community.
Not For Radio Concert Review
A concert review of Not For Radio at the United Theater on Broadway in Los Angeles. A broadway level, three act performance of Melt filled with couture outfits, cathedral echoes, and heartbreak that lingered long after the curtain fell.