2019 Reader's Poll

House Of Cannabis Presents the NWMS Reader’s Poll Top Ten Albums of 2019
14 days of intense back and forth voting to select the House Of Cannabis Presents the NWMS Reader’s Poll Top Ten Albums of 2019. A massive congratulations to all the musicians and their fans that participated and thank you to the artists who spent time in the studio working on new music to keep the northwest music scene the best music scene on the planet.

House Of Cannabis Presents the 2019 Northwest Music Scene Reader’s Poll
NW Album Reviews

Review: Micah McCaw — ‘Imbalances’
“Talk Louder” carries McCaw’s strongest chorus and acts as a necessary palette cleanser. Ender “ROYGBV”, a mouthful of color (minus indigo), also serves as a gyre of heady faith and spiritual leanings. Summoning McCaw’s quest for a win-win narrative, Imbalances is embedded with a leap of tension and friction as his wrestling testament toward exploration of self and the Source reaches a creative union.
Concert Reviews

Concert Review: The Strokes deliver the goods in Seattle
We crave live music, we need live music, and this was something that we would all learn to appreciate even more so just a few days later.
NW Music News

Black Fret Seattle Announces 2020 Grant Recipients
MUSIC NON-PROFIT TO AWARD $50,000 IN GRANTS TO SEATTLE AREA MUSICIANS.

Playback: Submission Period Opens August 17 for The Seattle Public Library’s Local Music Collection

NWMS is offering free ad placements to artists during the COVID-19 crisis

These artists and orgs have you covered if you can’t make it out to a live show because of COVID-19

The Show(s) Must Go On: Everett Theatre Benefit to Save Iconic Venue

The Sound of Christmas Music in Seattle, from Enchant to Dina Martina
Premiering Now On NW Music Scene

Premiere: Listen to “Persephone” by March to May
Premiering today on Northwest Music Scene is “Persephone” by March to May, a talented Seattle based duo who is making a name for themselves by melding elements of folk and chamber pop, while adding touches of indie rock to the mix.

Premiere: Listen to “Look Straight Ahead” by Paula Boggs Band

Video Premiere: Watch “Lonely This Evening” by The Demon Rind (ft. Jesse Sykes)
Interviews

Interview: The Copper Trees’ New Song, “Eyes,” Reaches into Your Soul
Kate and Eric recently chatted with Northwest Music Scene about what drew them together musically, their writing and recording process during a major pandemic, and the sweet message they’re hoping to share as The Copper Trees.
Latest Happenings on Northwest Music Scene

Review: Micah McCaw — ‘Imbalances’
“Talk Louder” carries McCaw’s strongest chorus and acts as a necessary palette cleanser. Ender “ROYGBV”, a mouthful of color (minus indigo), also serves as a gyre of heady faith and spiritual leanings. Summoning McCaw’s quest for a win-win narrative, Imbalances is embedded with a leap of tension and friction as his wrestling testament toward exploration of self and the Source reaches a creative union.

Playback: Submission Period Opens August 17 for The Seattle Public Library’s Local Music Collection

Premiere: Listen to “Look Straight Ahead” by Paula Boggs Band

Video Premiere: Watch “Lonely This Evening” by The Demon Rind (ft. Jesse Sykes)

Jazz Alley to open June 30th with Seattle Jazz Singer Greta Matassa
Live Music Northwest

Playback: Submission Period Opens August 17 for The Seattle Public Library’s Local Music Collection
In 2016, The Seattle Public Library launched an online Seattle music collection called PlayBack and the growing collection of albums by local artists are available for free download and streaming.

Jazz Alley to open June 30th with Seattle Jazz Singer Greta Matassa

NWMS is offering free ad placements to artists during the COVID-19 crisis

These artists and orgs have you covered if you can’t make it out to a live show because of COVID-19
