It’s an exciting time for pop music, and that’s thanks to rising artists like D.B. Ricapito who continue to push and redefine the genre. This up-and-comer has taken the industry by storm with seductive singles, like his 2018 debut, “California King,” which has been streamed over 300,000 times! He’s proven with each new release that he knows how to connect with an audience with not only his sound but also his words. That talent is further exemplified with his latest release, “So Crazy.” Pop Culturalist caught up with D.B. to
While most people struggle to find their passion in life, Kate Drummond had two. She started her career teaching elementary school, and it was a conversation with a young student that inspired her to pursue her second passion: the arts. It was then that Kate took a leave of absence from her job and began building her illustrious career, which includes credits like Wynonna Earp, Ghostwriter, Heartland, Dark Matter, and most recently, the sci-fi hip-hop dystopian drama Utopia Falls. Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of chatting with Kate about saying
Ashley Flowers is a household name in the world of podcasting. Combining her love for the medium with her passion for true crime, Ashley and longtime friend Brit Prawat launched the Crime Junkie podcast back in December 2017. Each week, they captivate listeners with unimaginable true crime stories that you have to hear to believe. In less than three years, Ashley has transformed what was once a passion project into an empire. She’s paying it forward, guiding the next generation of storytellers, including Delia D’Ambra, host of CounterClock, a podcast
It’s easy to see why Jack Conway is one of music’s most exciting new voices. With a sound and talent that rivals any, Jack is making 2020 his year. On top of the three singles already under his belt this year—including “Caught in the Rain,” the infectious love song inspired by The Notebook—Jack has just dropped a real banger with the track “Easy.” Pop Culturalist caught up with Jack to chat about “Easy,” how he channels his past experiences into his artistry, and what’s ahead. PC: How did you discover