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Andy Bell Sets off on North American Solo Tour in October

By Morrighan Lee “Our very own Pride Icon delivered a set that many agreed was a highlight of the weekend, and perhaps the best he’s ever sounded.”—Attitude Andy Bell, lead singer of Erasure, is headed to North America for his first-ever solo tour beginning on October 3rd after successful tours of the UK and Europe. In May of this year, Bell released his album Ten Crowns, marking a significant milestone in his forty-year career as a musician. After its release, the album reached number 14 on the UK charts, which coincided with the start of his UK solo tour. When … Continue reading Andy Bell Sets off on North American Solo Tour in October

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Paperwhite Looks Back with Latest EP, “Reach”

Brooklyn synthpop sibling duo, Paperwhite, has released their five-track EP, Reach, after a nearly decade-long hiatus. Growing up just outside of Philadelphia, Katie (singer/songwriter) and Ben (producer/songwriter) Marshall wrote many songs together during their teens. Forming in 2013, the pair took the name Paperwhite after the flower. Since the release of their debut EP, Magic (2014), the siblings have taken the internet by storm, drawing the attention of some of the industry’s most notable publications, including Billboard, Buzzfeed, and Nylon. Their previous EP, Escape, was released in 2016. In 2024, the pair emerged from their sleepy hiatus and delivered Reach. … Continue reading Paperwhite Looks Back with Latest EP, “Reach”