Anthony Scanga
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Studio One
The Pittsburgh indie band went searching for beauty in our slop-filled internet. They returned with throwbacks you've never heard before.
Iowa City musician James Tutson's latest album is a rich tapestry of local musical talent. And though he would say he was late to do it, the album found its footing as a development of his musical skill and collaborative passion.
Houndmouth frontman Matt Myers spoke with Studio One about overcoming writer’s block to craft Lordy, the band’s first new album in five years.
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Des Moines duo Lady Bleek is an Americana-tinged indie band with serious rock, folk and blues influences. -
After a hiatus of over 15 years, The Format is back with a new record and tour dates, which included a stop at Hinterland this year. -
Just before his second Iowa show of the year, Pokey LaFarge speaks about his new album Rent Money and the minimalist approach he took to writing and recording it.
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She opened for MF Doom, survived “Da Club” with a young 50 Cent and even greenlit the McGriddle. Veteran Chicago rapper Psalm One takes a hard look at hip-hop in her memoir, Her Word Is Bond. -
London dreampop star Suki Waterhouse electrifies audiences wherever she goes. No only that, the “Model, Actress, Whatever” musician connects with her audience by staying real. -
SOFIA ISELLA is a rising indie-pop visionary blending ethereal vocals and poetic storytelling. She's also shrouded in mystery. Studio One attempts to peel back the curtain. -
Based in Waterloo/Cedar Falls, the band Jacob Lampman's Ego Death has cooked up something special. -
L.A. alt-pop duo Haute and Freddy just released their new single, “Touch Touch.” Studio One’s Cece Mitchell spoke with the escaped carnies after their recent performance at Hinterland. -
When four already up-and-coming artists met at a music camp, the only thing left to do was form Rutabaga. -
Jesse Welles sat down to discuss his new album, Farm Aid, social media and the "imaginary lines" that separate us.
