It’s been a whirlwind ride for sibling trio We Three. In two short years, they’ve dropped their self-titled debut album, headlined their first nationwide tour, performed across the pond, and released one of the most honest and raw EPs you’ll hear anywhere: We’re All Messed up – but It’s Ok. Each experience and body of work has been a stepping-stone for the band, and their latest release, Dear Paranoia, Sincerely, Me, is no different. Pop Culturalist caught up with Bethany, Joshua, and Manuel to chat about the inspiration behind Dear
Change can be scary. But if you stay true to yourself and your goals, anything is possible. Just ask Rob “Rez” Resnick. Since forming the electropop duo Timeflies back in 2010, Rez and bandmate Cal Shapiro have seen tremendous success with over 150,000 albums sold and 500 million streams worldwide. So it came as a shock when they announced their hiatus in August of 2019 to pursue solo endeavors. Luckily, fans haven’t had to wait too long, as Rez has been busy in the studio working on his upcoming project,
Börni has experienced many milestones throughout her career, including performing with Celine Dion, signing a record deal with Sony Music, and working alongside industry greats like Sean Kingston and four-time Grammy-nominated musician-producer-songwriter Linda Perry. She’s proven time and time again that her sound has international appeal, receiving airplay across the States and Europe. While she’s accomplished more than many do in a lifetime, the Swiss singer-songwriter is hungrier than ever to reach new heights in her career. Pop Culturalist caught up with Börni to chat about her new single. PC:
Savannah Maddison is changing the world, and at only nineteen, she’s accomplished more than many will in a lifetime. Not only is she a CAA country-pop artist, she’s also a published author, award-winning philanthropist, and social media influencer who’s inspiring us all. At the age of ten, she founded Savannah’s Soldiers, an organization that sends letters of encouragement to servicemen and women around the world. Last year, she released her first book, Sincerely: YOU, Letter Writing to Change the World, with Penguin Random House. Pop Culturalist caught up with Savannah