MadeLoud recently touched base with singer-songwriter Miles Nielsen, who will be performing at the 2008 Monolith Festival in Morrison Colorado's breathtaking Red Rocks Amphitheater.
Following a stint in modeling school, flirting with Julliard and working for the U.S. House of Representatives, Seattle- and Austin-based Alyse Black turned her full attention to her music with her debut, 2007's Too Much & Too Lovely.
With insightful lyrics; a unique guitar sound that incorporates jazz, folk and even metal; and a distinctive, afro-styled head of hair, Rob Drabkin has become one of Colorado’s most recognizable singer-songwriters of recent vintage.
Scratch Track are a duo out of Kansas City, Missouri, featuring DJ Lee on vocals, beatboxing, and Jason Hamlin providing added instrumentation in the form of guitar, and occasionally harmonica and more.
Billed as “uncertain songs for uncertain people,” Nathaniel Rateliff helms his project The Wheel as an outlet for his sparse, from-the-gut songwriting.
It’s been a long time since anyone’s heard from David Moore. The former frontman of Chamberlain and Split Lip returns from a seven-year musical hiatus with My Lover, My Stranger, a record with an epic scope and an uncertain future.
Joshua Novak, a songwriter (but not singer/songwriter, he’ll have you know) has been known to take inspiration from car crashes, sex addiction, and counts Tears for Fears and Michael Jackson as early influences over his taste and development as an artist.
With a sound a little less rocking and a lot less urban than their name would suggest, Canadian indie band Rock Plaza Central has been building a steady buzz in the underground scene for more than a decade.