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Saul Treno: Let's reflect a bit. You have had quite a year as a new artist, haven't you? Natalie Dean: This year has sure been unpredictable for us all. Thankfully, it has given me personally a chance to slow down and really reflect on my goals as a new artist. I now have an even greater understanding of where I want to be this time next year and how I plan to get there. ST: Anything during this year that has particularly stood out to you and life, how about to the music industry and where you fit in? Natalie Dean: Before the world took a turn back in March, I was a senior in high school with the plan of heading straight to university in London to study music. Although I would’ve loved to be able to do so, a new opportunity presented itself once I came to terms with my “forced” gap year at home. Over the past few months, I have been working with a production team in Dublin, California. I have been writing tons of new material and am currently in the process of finalizing a se

Up Close & Personal with Sam Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet

By Contributing writer and photographer Song River The land of Michigan has given the world a deluge of multiple necessities and sheer pleasures outside of what at one time was the auto industry mecca. Like its heart and soul of the blue collared working person that breeds an indelible, almost pioneer spirit, the music from here reflects its surroundings as once again this 26th state, added to the Union in January of 1837, is having a rebirth. The possibility of this land known warmly for its industrial explosion in the region of the Great Lakes is now standing at possibly a new dawn... the creation of being a strong contender for the music scene, much like Nashville is today. With this in mind, the resonating rock and blues plus more yet to be revealed have begun with the band, Greta Van Fleet. They are poised and ready to bring the elements of rock n' roll up to the next level. Recently bassist Sam Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet took some time out while they are on tour to

A Conversation with Bri of Beauty is Betrayal

Saul Treno: You have had quite a year with Beauty Is Betrayal haven't you? Bri Cowgill: Honestly, we’ve had harder years, but this year is one for the books. Haha ST: How has the band managed to keep their sanity and passion going for music through everything going on? BC: Beauty was practicing constantly for five years, and with the world, as it is, we welcomed the necessary pause. We caught up on groundwork we held off, because of shows, and other things that demanded our attention. We can’t change how the world is at the moment, but we can make the best out of it, and that’s what we did. We still do today, we cannot give up hope. ST: You released a cover earlier this year, correct? How did that come about? BC: "Dark Horse" was released last year. Ryan (man with beard) & I were throwing around ideas for fun metal covers, and he comes back with Dark Horse by Katy Perry. It was a done deal after that, and I’m glad we did it. ST: Do you find it easier or more diffi

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