By Grace Koennecke, Editor-in-Chief Photos courtesy of Dj Baedizzle What started as an online persona in middle school would eventually become the stage name for DJ Baedizzle, an EDM artist making strides in the electronic music scene in the small town of Huntington, West Virginia. The DJ jokes that her name came from sleepovers with friends, where they played around on Omegle, a free online chat website created in the early 2000s that randomly pairs users for one-on-one tex
By Grace Koennecke, Editor in Chief Photograph by Nathan Watson It’s hard enough to be a musician full-time, but it’s even harder when one is trying to balance a music career with their standard 9-to-5. However, for Alabama-based band SUPERFUND, they make it look easy. The band’s origin story is quite unique, with its start dating back to when drummer Cameron Sullivan connected with some of his future bandmates on Instagram. Through the platform, Sullivan was introduced to gu
By Grace Koennecke, Editor in Chief Photograph by Genna Wagner “It’s been a treat to realize how big the world of Appalachian music is to listeners, and how I myself can fit into that category for some people, though, I don’t care much about fitting in anywhere,” is a statement that stuck out to me as I spoke with singer-songwriter Abbie McAllister. From her confident vocal delivery to her vivid and emotional songwriting, the West Virginia singer-songwriter has a lasting impa
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