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Turns out, like most college students, Hataałii (pronounced: Hah-toth-lee) was running late due to computer issues. After getting up around noon and watching Navajo Cops, the 20-year-old University of New Mexico film major (he “thinks” he’s a junior) has a laid-back, sunshiny warmth that preludes a refreshingly casual chat. The fact that this interview takes place on … 2023’s Breakout Star Is This 20-Year-Old Navajo Musician Read More » The post 2023’s Breakout Star Is This 20-Year-Old Navajo Mu

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Mexican-American musician and songwriter Joel Jerome is based in Los Angeles and lends his talent to hometown artists like Cherry Glazerr and La Sera, but his own work is inspired by the likes of the Beach Boys, Fleet Foxes, and the music his…

Singer-composer-teacher and multi-instrumentalist David Thorne Scott immediately said “piano” when asked to name his main instrument. But in line right behind the keyboard are trumpet, flugelhorn, and electric bass. And ahead of them all is his voice. Scott, who will be celebrating his 50th birthday as well as the release of his newest album “Thornewood” at a concert being streamed through ATAC Downtown Arts & Music (formerly Amazing Things) on April 13, is a jazz singer. A Nebraska native, he spoke about his career and his album from his home in Somerville. “I was singing before I...

Singer-composer-guitarist Joel Jerome has no problem being told that his music is all over the place because, in his case, that’s a compliment. Even a cursory listen to his newest album “Chasing” reveals that he’s adept at writing and performing different styles of songs. The easygoing, Neil Young-ish “Our Love” is a straight-ahead folkie love song. “Peaks and Valleys,” a poppy, driving tune that would have fit into the soundtrack of the ’60s, addresses the joys and difficulties of living life. “Next High” is a downbeat, very personal piece that looks at the drug abuse p...