Sultry, uninhibited, and endlessly inventive, Laganja Estranja is known for her bright drag aesthetic, death drops andlove of cannabis. [https://honeysucklemag.com/under-the-female-influence-laganja-estranja-on-gender-cannabis-and-artnbspnbsp/] She released a music video for her new sex-positive track “Daddy [https:...
“If you adore me, why do you ignore me?” Lili Trifilio sings on her band’...
Sultry, theatrical, and dark, Emily Deahl’s [https://emilydeahl.com/] music captivates with its audacious,...
Released on Oct 30, the “Thank U, Next” singer’s sixth studio album “Positions” unveiled...
“2020 is not only marked as the year of covid-19, it has also been a...
Harlem based artist Scorch embodies the golden rule of hip hop, combining the hottest beats...
Alison Clancy [https://www.alisonclancy.com/dancing]is a multidisciplinary artist, skilled in diverse arenas...
Director Samuel Clemens Long explains his wicked blend of visible and infrared light for "Getting Hot," a music with Detroit artist Marissa Guzman and song-writer, Erefaan Pearce!
Cortney Connolly is an artist studying Collaborative Arts at the NYU Tisch School of the...
Haruka Salt [https://soundcloud.com/harukanyc999]is a producer and DJ currently based in Brooklyn,...
While COVID-19 continues to rage on and the BLM movement overturns the country sparking some...
To the beginner’s ear, the sounds of GFOTY rings out like a 2000s pop princess ballad. But listening closer, her ‘sick beatz’ and profound lyrics speak to everyone’s inner, full-throttle rager.
For decades, Huckaby was a key force in Detroit dance music. As a producer, he carved out a singular brand of hypnotic yet soulful deep house on labels.
By Toby Levi New York-based band Ed From Space is electrifying and fresh. Led by Peruvian singer-songwriter Eduardo Kirschbaum, the band has created a sound unlike any other. Their debut EP is inventive, yet captivating. We caught up with Ed before the release gig for their latest EP, Yellow Nights. HONEYSUCKLE: Your last EP From...
Finding ways to help vulnerable communities is National Cannabis Festival founder, Caroline Phillips', calling.
