“The idea was just more of leaning into these modular synth ideas and these sort of minimalist inspired dance tracks.”
The Dig Interview: Jesse Miller From Lotus
The Dig Interview: Michael Bont From Greensky Bluegrass
“We take a lot from a bunch of different genres of music and add them into our own arrangements while writing songs that aren’t straight bluegrass.”
The Dig Interview: John Pelant From Night Moves
“I think it’s always kind of like us wanting to make something new but we also want it to be in the vein and spirit of the band, we don’t want to alienate anybody from record to record.”
The Dig Interview: Ali McGuirk
“I had goals of having … lyrics that spoke to my perspective as a woman in this society while expressing something that felt really honest and relatable”
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The Dig Interview: Delvon Lamarr From The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio
“I always say that the organ chose me because I never even considered that instrument and just out of the blue I sat down at it and I could play it.”
The Dig Interview: Jack Bevan From Foals
“[The album] becoming more dancey was an organic reaction to us feeling like we were missing that element of our lives.”
The Dig Interview: Nate Smith From Kinfolk
“I really love the way we construct our set, the way that we play through the set and the way we engage the fans while we’re playing.”
The Dig Interview: Nikki Lane
“I kind of like to have a live show be a little bit of honesty, a couple mistakes because I’m human, and have it ramp you up and drop you on your ass a couple times.”
The Dig Interview: Devon Allman
“This thing just grew legs, grew wings, and became its own entity and now it’s a coast-to-coast tour that’s been growing every year.”
