Chong the Nomad, aka Alda Agustiano, went from quirky youth with no formal mentor to a unique composer. Evolving on her own allowed her to develop her signature style, incorporating a formal background in scoring and chamber music as well […]
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Kristina Latino Finds a Sense of Place in Production
On this month’s episode, we sit down with Kristina Latino, founder and CEO of Cornerscape. She talks about her excitement for finding a sense of place when curating music for events–matching the artist to the venue. That excitement includes creating […]
Aubrey Haddard Looks for Raw Vulnerability on ‘Blue Part’
Aubrey Haddard values raw vulnerability in her music. On ‘Blue Part,’ her solo debut, the Boston-based musician explores themes of love and passion in her life. In this episode, we talk with Aubrey about finding a place for her raspy, […]
Mint Green Looks Inward on ‘Headspace’
Walking up to Ronnica’s house in Somerville, MA, she stood outside next to a van with her landlord’s body protruding from it. The van had broken down as Mint Green was about to leave for Brooklyn to tour with their […]
Mint Green Looks Inward on ‘Headspace’
Walking up to Ronnica’s house in Somerville, MA, she stood outside next to a van with her landlord’s body protruding from it. The van had broken down as Mint Green was about to leave for Brooklyn to tour with their […]
Sidney Gish Sees Music from All Sides
We caught up with Sidney Gish before her show at the Bowery Ballroom in NYC this August. Sidney released her sophomore album No Dogs Allowed on New Years of 2018. Sidney is currently on tour with Mitski, and will soon […]
Sidney Gish Sees Music from All Sides in 2018
We caught up with Sidney Gish before her show at the Bowery Ballroom in NYC this August. Sidney released her sophomore album No Dogs Allowed on New Years of 2018. Sidney is currently on tour with Mitski, and will soon […]
Rachel Chanoff stills asks “How did I get this job?”
For the first podcast episode of femchord, we spoke to Rachel Chanoff. Rachel has been working in performing arts and film for more than 35 years. She is the founder and director of the Office performing arts and film, a […]
Rachel Chanoff still asks “How did I get this job?”
For the first podcast episode of femchord, we spoke to Rachel Chanoff. Rachel has been working in performing arts and film for more than 35 years. She is the founder and director of the Office performing arts and film, a […]
Episode 102: The Women Leading Offstage in Music
In honor of our big changes, we’re paying homage to femchord’s mission: to highlight women in ALL aspects of music, including the overlooked, but essential positions that many women fill off stage. From bookers to illustrators to manager to label […]
