Brandon Decker of the band decker. keeps himself busy these days. In between playing more than 150 shows, he managed to release one of the best...
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Best EP: Take Me Home Spider-Man by Lonna Kelley
The dark and dreamy EP Lonna Kelley released in the Spring of 2015 immediately captured our hearts and ears. Take Me Home Spiderman is a stunning, six-track solo...
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Radio Phoenix Podcast: YASKY
Seventy-five percent of YASKY, formerly known as Why Ask Why?, joined us live on the air at Radio Phoenix for another installment of Rise! The complete playlist...
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Best New Band: Harrison Fjord
In the past year, Harrison Fjord came seemingly out of nowhere to become a staple on the local music scene. They went from coffee shops to...
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The Songbird Award: Anamieke of Treasurefruit
Every year an extraordinary singer tends to stand out amongst the others, often for the possession of a lithe, ethereal voice. Anamieke of Treasurefruit has all...
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Most Anticipated Album: Algae & Tentacles
Algae & Tentacles might still be flying a bit under the radar, but here at YabYum we were super excited about the 2015 release of their...
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Hardest Working Musician: Serene Dominic
Aside from keeping busy playing shows with the Gemseekers, Dominic promotes other local artists through his journalistic efforts for the Arizona Republic and Phoenix New Times and works with Onus...
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Best Live Band: Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra
Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra combines a global sound with a long roster of musical heavy-hitters for a big band effect that shakes the walls as it enlivens...
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Radio Phoenix Podcast: Sweetbleeders
Robin Vining of Sweetbleeders came down to Phoenix Center for the Arts to join us live on the air at Radio Phoenix. We got off to...
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The Dark Horse Award: No Volcano
No Volcano? Never heard of them. At least, I never heard them before this year and now I can’t seem to stop listening. The Phoenix four-piece...
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Best Genre-Bender: Cautiously Poptimistic by Good Friends Great Enemies
We had to wait more than two years for Good Friends Great Enemies to release the follow-up to their sophomore EP, Random Happenings. It was so totally...
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End of the Year Knockout: Day Before Plastics
If you’re looking to gain a lot of attention for your impending album release, it’s usually a good idea not to schedule it near the end of the...
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