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Listen To Mikaela Davis Sing On 1st Circles Around The Sun Track With Vocals: 'After Sunrise' - Vimarsana News

Listen To Mikaela Davis Sing On 1st Circles Around The Sun Track With Vocals: 'After Sunrise'

Circles Around The Sun shared their first track with vocals, a cover of Sérgio Mendes' "After Sunrise" featuring harpist/singer Mikaela Davis.

Year in ReView: Vanyaland's favorite homegrown songs of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Year in ReView: Vanyaland's favorite homegrown songs of 2023

Whether you're seeking apocalyptic indie rock to bubblegum hip-hop, chances are it made our varied highlight reel of homegrown music.

'And Southern Star': Mikaela Davis and band shine on collaborative new album | Vermont Arts - Vimarsana News

'And Southern Star': Mikaela Davis and band shine on collaborative new album | Vermont Arts

One of the more intriguing artists on the independent music landscape, Mikaela Davis is a classically trained harpist who makes compelling music that blurs genres and defies preconceptions.

Interviews: Lizzie from Teens In Trouble and Bailey from Desert Mambas talk their new split EP - Vimarsana News

Interviews: Lizzie from Teens In Trouble and Bailey from Desert Mambas talk their new split EP

Raleigh’s Teens In Trouble and Los Angeles’ Desert Mambas have created something wonderful together on their new split EP. Teens in Trouble kick out two gloriously fuzzy punky indie tracks that explore what it means to live in the moment and what to do when your therapist ghosts you. Those are f...

Musician Howle is in peak form on new album - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

Musician Howle is in peak form on new album - Charleston City Paper

There’s a moment when singer-songwriter Danielle Howle was talking to the Charleston City Paper about her new album Current that she pivoted to talk about the leaves she’d been busy collecting during the interview.