i went to a music NFT party (reprint)

I originally published this piece about going to a music NFT party at the Brooklyn Mirage on my Tumblr in June of last year. Clearly I was hankering to blog about music back then. I am republishing the piece on I Enjoy Music today after getting an email from Emanate,

music moots: Nicole Tremaglio

A few weeks ago, I participated in this thing called Lonely Writers Club. It was organized by Metalabel — a "project establishing new ways for creative people to release work together and support one another" — and I'll explain how I found LWC to begin with in another

here's a song that reminds me of you, available exclusively at Target on Tangerine vinyl

After attending the Eras Tour and seeing the Taylor Swift of it all up close, I do understand why people devote so much energy to loving and overanalyzing the most millennial of American pop stars. But I am starting to think the business side of her brand is more interesting

a night of jazzy billie eilish covers at Nu School Jamzz

If you've ever met me in real life, especially out on the town, you know that I am a chatty Cathy. I can really chirp when given the opportunity. Several weeks ago, I found myself at a local Los Angeles watering hole that has regular Friday night disco

why i blog, aka my 'being seen' theory of the internet

I was going to tweet about this, and then I was like, Molly, you have a whole blog at your disposal, why not write a little longer than the Twitter character limit? So I was quoted in today's edition of Dirt, a fine web publication I have contributed

an interview with Mark Sanders of Gutsy Radio

I think we can all agree it has been a tough couple of weeks for people who care about independent music. The change in Bandcamp's ownership from Epic Games to Songtradr has slashed their workforce in half, and some gnarly comments about Bandcamp's union by Bandcamp&

the IMAX countdown music goes hard as hell

Easing into this week with a bit of light blogging. Nothing too wild, just a bit of a web log. In the spirit of last week's La La Land over-analysis, let's continue on a parallel journey: music and movies. I joined the AMC A-List as soon

listen to "Decision of a Flower" by Shallowhalo (it's very sparkly)

Shallowhalo are an NYC-based duo who have fully committed to keeping the synth pop dream alive and thriving. Allyson Camitta and Ezra Tenenbaum collab on tunes with shimmering keyboards, celestial vocals, and an overall "overnight party in the mall" vibe. Some music just makes me want to rotate

please enjoy "Husbands," a sensible bop by House of Feelings

What is House of Feelings? Well, it's a record label, a band, an artist management outfit, a real New York City Thing...but in the particular case of this blog post, House of Feelings is a band...a DJ duo...and a general purveyor of good music. I

blog blog land

"Whats going on with mycareer" - Cher I recently watched La La Land for the first time since I caught it in theaters back in 2016. Back then, I was a little grumpy about it. During its publicity cycle, much was made of the movie being a movie

walking around listening to music is usually a good idea

Hello blog readers, it's me Molly. I thought it'd be funny to try an Adrian Chiles-style 'column' today where I talked about a mundane but special musical enjoyment experience. If you don't know who Adrian Chiles is, this GQ interview with him

here is my favorite song on A Day Without Love's album 'A Stranger That You Met Before'

"You've got to build your community like you build the Sims!" A Day Without Love's Brian Walker jokes on an interlude of his brand-freakin-new album A Stranger That You Met Before, a collection of songs in the alt rock/emo/folk-punk genre that are