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Published on Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls Charlene Kaye has spent most of her musical career singing someone else’s songs. As a lead singer in San
For these articles I shared a by-line with Paul De Barros in coverage of Seattle’s Bumbershoot Music Festival. Read about three jam-packed days of music
http://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/music/gwen-stefani-will-tell-you-what-the-truth-feels-like-at-keyarena/
Published on Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls “Xenia” is a word of Greek origin, meaning “welcoming to strangers.” It’s a fitting moniker for musician Xenia Rubinos,
(Published on PasteMagazine.com) Jazz has never had a reputation for being accessible. Often called, “musician’s music” with its extended sections of improvisation, flurries of complex
Published a list of things I like on the wonderful website run by Jessica Gross, writer for New York Times Magazine, Paris Review, The Los
Pick up Thai food takeout after work, from a waitress too busy to meet your eye. Carry the styrofoam box to your car like a
Folk artist Frida Clements waits inside a coffee shop, her blonde locks luminous as the morning sunshine, a pot of tea steeping in front of her.
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Published on Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls Charlene Kaye has spent most of her musical career singing someone else’s songs. As a lead singer in San
For these articles I shared a by-line with Paul De Barros in coverage of Seattle’s Bumbershoot Music Festival. Read about three jam-packed days of music
http://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/music/gwen-stefani-will-tell-you-what-the-truth-feels-like-at-keyarena/
Published on Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls “Xenia” is a word of Greek origin, meaning “welcoming to strangers.” It’s a fitting moniker for musician Xenia Rubinos,
(Published on PasteMagazine.com) Jazz has never had a reputation for being accessible. Often called, “musician’s music” with its extended sections of improvisation, flurries of complex
Published a list of things I like on the wonderful website run by Jessica Gross, writer for New York Times Magazine, Paris Review, The Los
Pick up Thai food takeout after work, from a waitress too busy to meet your eye. Carry the styrofoam box to your car like a
Folk artist Frida Clements waits inside a coffee shop, her blonde locks luminous as the morning sunshine, a pot of tea steeping in front of her.
Ghost-written as part of a contract with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Subtext Studio, this client
© 2020 Alexa Peters Writes