Musiq Scene: Carlie Hanson
Carlie Hanson is a bisexual pop/alt songstress who is known for tackling issues like self-sabotage, police brutality, losing friends to the hole of drugs, depression, but does so in such
Carlie Hanson is a bisexual pop/alt songstress who is known for tackling issues like self-sabotage, police brutality, losing friends to the hole of drugs, depression, but does so in such
Aiyi’nah Ford is an eighth-generation native Washingtonian who was born and bred in Washington, D.C.’s Ward 8 and is running to represent ANC 8A06. A Black queer woman who survived
Rehana Mohammed is a Black, bisexual, Muslim woman who is running to be the Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner (ANC) for 2F07 in Washington D.C. A native of D.C. and a self-proclaimed
Creators of popular podcast to produce “The Flame” There’s not much in the category of musical theater podcasts, but Leigh Holmes Foster and Ellie Brigida of the Lez Hang Out
Scout Durwood is a Los Angeles–based comedian, actress, and cabaret singer who released her debut studio album, Take One Thing Off, with Blue Élan Records in 2017. Based on the
Toronto quartet rIVerse met over a decade ago in a local theatre production of Disney’s High School Musical 2 and have grown up together into something rare: a pop/R&B group
An interview with iO Tillett Wright In 2014, I did what felt so scary at the time: I agreed to let author and activist iO Tillett Wright photograph me for
Steph Bishop and Robert Maril, former bandmates in queer country outfit Kings, spent years apart before reuniting as Tender Creature. Leaning into the uncertainties of transformation, instead of struggling to
In a 15-year career that has spanned a host of musical genres from singer-songwriter to hip-hop, Torii Wolf has never failed to create a sense of intimacy with their listeners.
Co-founded in December of 2014 by two queer women of color, the Radical Monarchs is an organization with troops akin to the Girl Scouts that are specifically designed for young