South Carolina artist Xeno Ray JNB is featured in today’s interview article, as we ask him about his project album “Mono Modern” & more. Xeno Ray JNB can be described as an experimental music artist, producer, independent filmmaker, and multimedia artist who is passionate about authentic expression through music. He began making music in 2018 under the former name, “Lil Ray Jnb,” before stepping into a more purposeful and serious artistic direction in 2021. His name is significant, as it represents his philosophy and identity: “Xeno” symbolizes being foreign or separate from what the world considers normal, and “Ray” represents a small ray of light.

In today’s article, we’ll be interviewing both the UK’s own Night Wolf & the mega-talented music collective The Fods. Their new record, “Kickback,” reimagines The Fods’ original track, with Night Wolf rebuilding it from scratch by retaining only the vocals while crafting a laid-back trip-hop atmosphere. The members of The Fods consist of: Neil "Birch" Birchall - Vocals, Alan Winn - Backing Vocals, Chris "EZ" Ranson - Guitar, Paul "Ol" Collins - Multi-Inst., & Rob Critchley - Lyrics/Writer. Night Wolf plays an important role, too, with his background as an established producer, sound designer, and engineer. As their first collaboration, the result is a powerful track full of optimistic lyrics that showcases a brighter shift from Night Wolf’s typically darker sound.

In today’s interview article, we have Canadian band Wes Caroll Confabulation after just releasing the new EP titled “The Capitalocene” this month. Since 2015, the group has always fused tons of different genres that range from Hip-Hop, Soul, Jazz, and more. With the power of incredible music, the group does a great job at tackling real-world subject matter in their tracks as well. Wes, himself, has focused on sharpening his sound & craft through side projects like “Wes plays Wes”, a tribute to Wes Montgomery, and “PIGS: Canada's Most Authentic Pink Floyd Tribute”, where he performs as Roger Waters.