Showcasing Our Favorite Discoveries of 2020 that weren’t released in 2020.
Author: Miguel Anderson
Miguel Anderson is Owner and Editor-in-chief for Stage Confessions. He is from the San Francisco Bay Area, but lives in Austin, TX where he attends college at the University of Texas at Austin as a journalism honors and sociology student. On the side, he is a DJ, event organizer, and activist. His writing experience comes from an internship with YR Media in Oakland, where he interned from 2017-2019 as Arts & Culture Journalist. He loves DJing, traveling, spending time with friends, and art-- in all its forms.
DUCKWRTH: Into His Funky World
I first set my eyes on Jared Lee, known as DUCKWRTH at a Rich Brian show back in 2017, he… Read more DUCKWRTH: Into His Funky World
Matt Firenzé Teaches You How To Become a Type Beat Producer
(Photo by Desmond Rodgers) (Written by Miguel Anderson) In a busy roadhouse restaurant in Walnut Creek, California, I sat down… Read more Matt Firenzé Teaches You How To Become a Type Beat Producer
The Breakup: 4 Albums You Must Listen To Get Over Them
Before you read the article, let’s set a premise: whatever you’re going through, I hope you get through it with… Read more The Breakup: 4 Albums You Must Listen To Get Over Them
LMK (What’s Really Good Remix)
LMK (What’s Really Good Remix) reclaims the female empowerment that we’ve all been longing for.
All The Work
Amber Mark lets her newfound bravery unfold, creating a pleasant experience for both Amber the listener to indulge in.
love4eva
As LOOΠΔ continues to solidify themselves as K-Pop’s most talented acts in the fast-paced and saturated industry, they continue to distinguish themselves amid the competition.
My Dear Melancholy,
My Dear Melancholy, gives us a piece of what The Weekend once was, going back into the mystery man synonymous with Abel Tesfaye and uncovers the pop-facade that he has been hiding under.
Utopia
After Björk’s inviting breakup record, Vulnicura, she returns with her “tinder” record, Utopia, where she starts anew, departed from depression and inspired and optimistic.
Bane’s World: “Drowsy” Yet Alluring
Bane’s World has created a lasting presence in the indie community with his “Drowsy” yet alluring 80s resemblant sounds.
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