Steve Baltin

Bebe Stockwell talks her new record, favorite TV shows, New England Roots, and having fun making music.

Bea breaks down how ‘Off Campus’ amplified her voice and emotionally honest songwriting.

Hit Parader remembers Ozzy with this archive interview from 2007, a tribute to the Prince of Darkness and the unmistakable voice that defined heavy metal.

Marking Chris Cornell’s 62nd birthday, revisiting his defining role in shaping grunge and a Hit Parader interview from 1995

I remember in the '80s seeing U2 and The Police share stages on the Amnesty International tour. A couple of years after U2 had their first commercial success with “New Year’s Day,” one could sense U2 was poised for superstardom, and it felt like a passing of the torch. A year later, U2 released The…

Like punk, which is an attitude as much as a style of music, yacht rock is not just a genre, it is a lifestyle. It is a state of mind, an escape from reality, a retreat to a simpler time.  So, Michael Scoenith and Scott Kusmirek know that the home of yacht rock can be…

Izzy Escobar talks channeling the rush of sports into music, staying present under pressure and enjoying every unexpected career milestone.

Aerosmith-inspired rising guitarist Brinley Amicon channels pure ambition into a powerful new original band project.

Alt-J frontman embraces anonymity, fatherhood, and cinematic songwriting while starting fresh with introspective solo project The Canyon.

Luke Spiller opens up about writing a deeply personal ballad, surprising fan reactions, and returning to The Struts’ high-energy roots.

Music’s multi‑genre power fuels “Gotta Be Us (Be The People),” a unifying call for Americans to turn shared songs into local community action.

Toronto-based CMA Ontario award-winning songwriter Jessica Sevier blends Springsteen grit with hair-metal swagger to craft cathartic anthems everyone should hear.