Lotta st Joan Review Always

»Always« written by Lotta St Joan was released on December 7, 2023. Her composition slowly turns into a companion to our inner dialogue; it offers solace, understanding, and a resounding echo to the depths of one’s emotions. “I’m a willow tree, I let...

Unleashed revolution: The Dead South

The Dead South is a four-piece band from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, formed by Nathaniel Hills, Scott Pringle, Danny Kenyon and Colton Crawford. Their highly anticipated fourth studio album titled ‘Chains & Stakes’ is set for release...

It’s not about perfection – Indie artist Plagu in interview

PlaGu is a Berlin-based musician, songwriter, and music producer with a love for the streets Having grown up in a musical family, PlaGu passionately engages with the world through street music, valuing its reflection of experiences. He explores personal growth and the...

Lotta St. Joan: Reaching out from the pregnant void

With her ethereal new single, ‘Between You and I’ Lotta St. Joan captures a glimpse of the mysterious space between the other and the Self, between choices, relationships, perhaps between generations? She asks “It’s all at my Disposal, But what...

Making a music video on a budget

music videos still work In the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry, capturing the attention of listeners has become ever more of a challenge. Even with the rise of social media and short-form videos, music videos are still a powerful tool for artists to...

Pretty Deadly: art critic / ninja Susie Kahlich in interview

Susie Kahlich is a businesswoman, martial artist, and captivating storyteller who happens to be trained in the art of Ninjutsu. Susie Kahlich is an old friend of indieBerlin / indieRepublik; we first met the lady when she was regular putting out podcasts about art...

Win Tickets to Most Wanted Music

Most Wanted Music, in case you don’t know it, is Berlin’s top music industry conference and Germany’s second most important, after the Reeperbahn Festival. But, you know, it’s in Berlin, so that makes it automatically cooler anyway 🙂 MW:M takes...

how to fuck up in the music business and other lessons at mw:m

Have you ever fucked up? How did it feel? Making mistakes is a hard thing to experience, and the pain that comes with them can suck the wind of ambition from our bodies and minds. But making mistakes is also highly valuable – we can learn what doesn’t work and make...
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