Music
Wonder
An hour long progressive DJ mix with a focus on storytelling, Wonder airs quarterly on the 2nd Monday of the month at 6 PM EST, only on the Home of Underground Electronic Music: FRISKY. It can also be listened to on-demand for those with a FRISKY Premium account.
I am so grateful for this music, and for all those whose paths I’ve crossed because of it. To connect with others through FRISKY who share the same passion and love has been such an amazing experience, and I couldn’t be more excited to have the opportunity to be able to share my own personal perspective through Wonder.
Music News
I am grateful to create connections with other passionate electronic musicians through my work as News Director for FRISKY and Contributing Editor for 5Mag. Read some of my favorite articles & interviews below.
The Inside Story of As You Like It
The Bay Area residency is now 2020’s best new underground label. Lauren Krieger on the history, tragedy & journey of As You Like It Recordings…
Anthony Pappa: Decades of DJing Fueled by Passion
Since the early 90’s, Anthony Pappa has been using the turntables as a means to express his deeply rooted passion for dance music; his innate understanding of the sound as the fuel which has driven his decades of success in the electronic music world.
Andrew Emil: “The Creation Should Be The Reward”
How Andrew got his groove back…
Bonobo: “It’s Less About the Stage, More About the Experience”
Bonobo talks to 5 Mag on bringing OUTLIER to North America and transforming expectations of what an electronic music event experience is supposed be.
Dance Loud: This Moment & The Next
Chicago electronic music duo Dance Loud survived adversity to release their best work. After “The Moment,” they’re just getting started…
Hernan Cattaneo on Love, Luck & Living For Music
As a progressive force who changed not only the future of own country’s musical landscape but who continues to spread its influence to the rest of the world, Hernan Cattaneo’s leading role in the underground electronic music industry has been solidified in history. And it’s a legacy that keeps on going.