The Northbound: Road Songs from the Pacific Northwest
The Northbound are an indie-folk group from Bellingham known for road songs, harmonica lines and close harmonies.
Songs, artists, albums and the stories behind the music
The Northbound are an indie-folk group from Bellingham known for road songs, harmonica lines and close harmonies.
Asha Rao is a Delhi-born, Toronto-based composer writing Hindi and English songs about memory and migration.
Mira Vale writes folk ballads between Cornwall and Seattle. Song stories, album notes and credits behind her music.
Naveen Dhillon blends bhangra tradition with synth-pop from his Mohali studio. Biography, credits and discography.
The Quiet Statues record in a Glasgow church, mixing post-punk rhythms with strings and hushed vocals.
Lila Moreno blends flamenco guitar, West Coast indie and Spanish-language verses. Biography, album notes and song archive.
Six songwriters on the bridge that changed their song, from Mira Vale to Omar Siddiqui.
Sun-yi records Seoul subway platforms and fish markets, slowing them into ambient electronics. Notes, releases and credits.
Cassian Voss records solo piano in Edinburgh, working in minor keys with unresolved suspensions and room tone.
Celeste Noir writes torch songs with New Orleans brass, recorded live and unedited. Story, credits and songs.
Track-by-track breakdown of The Northbound’s debut album Static Bloom, recorded live to tape in Bellingham.
Review of Naveen Dhillon’s Electric Habit—bhangra-synth fusion recorded in a Mohali bedroom studio.