All eyes are on alt-rock band Hotel Mira. The quartet, composed of Charlie Kerr (vocals), Colton Lauro (guitar), Mike Noble (bass), and Clark Grieve (guitar), are making huge moves in the industry, amassing millions of streams worldwide. Their latest single, “Speaking Off the Record,” is one of their most personal songs to date and the first glimpse of the band’s evolving sound and maturity. In 2020, they’re dropping their highly anticipated new album, and we got the inside scoop from the guys themselves. PC: How did you discover your passion
There’s no mystery surrounding Romaine Waite. The gifted actor is one of Hollywood’s fast-rising leading men and one to keep your eye on. His growing résumé includes projects like Shadowhunters, The Mist, Star Trek: Discovery, and the popular Hallmark franchise Crossword Mysteries. Pop Culturalist spoke with Romaine about Crossword Mysteries and learned whether another installment is on the way. PC: How did you discover your passion for acting? Romaine: It was a small indie film. At the time, I wasn’t actively pursuing a career in entertainment. I had taken drama
Sibling trio We Three gained notoriety after auditioning with their original song, “Heaven’s Not Too Far”, on America’s Got Talent. A dedication to their late mother, the performance showed off the band’s ability to create emotionally poignant lyrics that strike listeners at their core. As they continue to grow and evolve as artists, they’ve stayed true to their roots and proven that they’re not afraid to tackle topics that many wouldn’t, evident in their latest offering, We’re All Messed up—but It’s Ok. Pop Culturalist caught up with bassist Bethany (Humlie)
Singer-songwriter Chris Hutton is a talent to keep on your radar. He grew up surrounded by creatives who nourished his passion for music, and by fourteen he began penning his own original songs. He connected with music’s ability to heal and reconcile our past experiences. This year, he dropped his new EP, Oxygen, Pt. I, and we caught up with Chris to chat all about it. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Chris: I’m the son of a music teacher and my older sister does musical theatre