Here is Dad Hat, an indie pop duo based here in Los Angeles. The duo, Steven Gudino and Maddie Barrett, both go to USC and UCLA respectively.
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Shortly after releasing her new single “Beautiful Escape,” LIVVIA joined in on a call with our very own DJ Boboy Alf. In this exclusive interview, LIVVIA goes in depth, discussing her time at UC Berkeley while balancing a full-time music career, as well as her rebrand over the past couple of years. LIVVIA also shares organizations that we can support in consideration of #BLM.
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Arielle got the chance to interview Chet Porter at his last show in Los Angeles. Check it out.
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Lani got the opportunity to interview Cakes Da Killa and talk all things from Erykah Badu to lamb chops.
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Naomi sat down with Taylor McFerrin before his show in LA last month to talk about the making of his debut album, Early Riser.
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Toy Light visited the station earlier in June to talk about his debut album.
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Andrew Jackson Jihad's Sean Bonnette and I discuss teenaged Jesus, drawings of dicks, and his songwriting inspiration while smoking cigarettes on a curb in front of a dumpster before their show at West Hollywood's Troubadour theater.
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Clips from November 14 The So So Glos performance at Tommy's Place and exclusive interview.
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On Thursday, November 14th KXSC was joined on air by the Brooklyn-based punk band The So So Glos. After a high-powered performance at Tommy’s Place that evening, these Brooklyn boys joined our punk director Sam Hill and assistant music director Nick Arnold to discuss their band’s month-long sojourn in Los Angeles, Kurt Cobain’s apocalyptic prophecies, and the future of rock n’ roll in an off-the-cuff interview. What you're about to read is rated M for mature, so cover your ears, children!
Videos of this interview and their Tommy's Place performance coming soon!
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Check out DJ Amar of The View from Nowhere's interview with Harvard Business School professor Anita Elberse about her new book Blockbusters: Hit-making, Risk-taking, and the Big Business of Entertainment.
Find
out what’s behind the phenomenal success of entertainment businesses
such as Warner Bros., Marvel Enterprises, and the NFL, as well as stars
such as as Jay-Z, Lady Gaga, and LeBron James. Anita Elberse discusses
strategies that give leaders in film, television, music, publishing, and
sports an edge over their rivals, and why the future of popular culture
will revolve around ever bigger bets on entertainment products.
Check out Silas of Monstrous Wickedness' Interview with Dirty Beaches, real name Alex Zhang Hungtai. His music feels like an agglomerate of influences: Orbison, Presley, Reed, and Czukay jump to mind first, while further listens reveal moments reminiscent of Kid A and Angelo Badalmenti’s Twin Peaks. But Hungtai’s music is not pastiche. These elements are a vocabulary that is rearranged and subverted to reveal an attitude that his alone.
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Checl out Ahmar's sit-down with Breakbot (aka Mr. Thibaut Berland) where they discussed his new album “By Your Side,” current live show and plans to release new music in 2013.
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