Sinbad explains how he exposes hip-hop artists to new ideas using the art of film photography. Follow him on instagram @sultansinbad

From freestyling in Kenosha to making impromptu music videos with Bino Vision. Jay Dot explains why he moved to Madison to pursue a hip-hop career. Try Me (feat. Joe Kotten) …

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Author: Joey Marz Before ripping a gig at The Frequency (RIP) this past May, Wausau natives and emo rockers Barely Civil stopped by WSUM to chat about their debut album, …

Author: Joey Marz Last October, Rozwell Kid brought their shredding and stage antics to High Noon Saloon, supporting the release of their (at the time) new album, Precious Art.  Before …

Author: Jordan Madden I was lucky enough to catch Natalie Prass after her show in Madison at the High Noon Saloon and ask her a few questions.   So what’s …

Author: Zach Adams   Chicago noise-rock outfit Melkbelly crushed the first day of Pitchfork Music Festival. Comprised of husband-and-wife duo Liam and Miranda, Liam’s brother Bart and bassist James, Melkbelly …

Author: Zach Adams   Though they were the very first act to grace one of Pitchfork’s stages this year, the Curls were one of the festival’s most exciting. With five …

Author: Zach Adams Rising star and jazz-pop connoisseur Paul Cherry brought his unique sound to Pitchfork’s Green Stage on the second day of the festival. Brought up in Chicago’s lo-fi …

Author: Zach Adams   Before she was Zola Jesus, she was Nika Denilova, a student at UW-Madison and a DJ right here at WSUM. Recording her debut album in her …

Author: Zach Adams Ro Ransom: the Harlem- born rapper talks breaking into the rap game, his love for TLC and more. Ro Ransom is far from your typical rapper – …