Conversation With Jaguar Sun, And Mix Review Of ‘Those Days’
Puddlegum had the opportunity to talk with Chris Minielly of Jaguar Sun, an Ontario artist, about his new single, 'Those Days', about his music, and his creative process.
Kevin Flick
Kevin Flick founded Puddlegum in 1997 and has been engaging in music journalism off and on since. He's also a recording/mixing engineer and loves to help bands work through the creative process. He has coproduced and mixed for artists such as Saeyers, Midi Memory, and Cathedral Bells.
Rumors are that he's a Brighton Hove & Albion FC fan. He's also obsessed with coffee. Kevin resides in the college community of Bloomington, Indiana, where he studied at Indiana University.
Puddlegum Mixtape: tape five
This tape is lowkey chill, so relax and take it in. Artist names link to the Bandcamp page (or alternative), and song name links to the song on Bandcamp (or Spotify when not available on Bandcamp). If the video in…
Mix Review: I Break Horses – Warnings
Swedish band, I Break Horses have released their first album in six years, called Warnings (Bella Union). This album acts as a soundtrack to our difficult times.
New Music: Spissy, 92914, and Angelo De Augustine
New music from Spissy, 92914, and Angelo De Augustine.
Mix Review: Denison Witmer – American Foursquare
Denison Witmer is a sincere and sensitive storyteller, a genuine songwriter, and American Foursquare is a calm and soothing masterpiece. Everything about this album feels natural and unforced.
Every Noise At Once Genre Study
Puddlegum looks at Every Noise At Once, a genre study that maps over 4,300 genres that Spotify recognizes. We discuss genres that Puddlegum tends to cover.
Conversation with Mini Trees and Mix Review of Want Me To Stay
Puddlegum talked with Lexi Vega of Mini Trees about her new bedroom pop single, Want Me To Stay, and forthcoming EP, Slip Away. Her new downtempo single is brilliant and is one of the best songs I've heard recently.
Journal: Diversifying your Social Networking Channels
"MySpace is dying." I wrote in 2006. Millions of bands lost their fanbase as MySpace collapsed. I think there's a lot we can learn from this: Diversify your social networking channels.
Conversation with Cathedral Bells about ‘Velvet Spirit’ and new single, ‘Undertow’
Puddlegum interviewed Matthew Messore of bedroom dreampop Cathedral Bells about 'Velvet Spirit' and his next single, 'Undertow'.