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Friday, July 30, 2021

“Meant for Me” by Elyse Chapski (July 30, 2021 Release)

“Meant for Me" is the latest single from the amazing singer Elyse Chapski!




Go listen to it right now!


If you're like me, you've been a fan of Elyse's music for a while now, and anxiously await each release. Now's your chance to hear her latest masterpiece. No need to take my word for it, though. Be sure to listen to it for yourself.


You can find “Meant for Me" just about everywhere you usually get your music like Apple and Spotify. So, there's no reason you won't be able to find it.…which I highly suggest you do.


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If you want to learn more about Elyse, check out her Section 36 profile page. It has samples of her music, links to where you can find her, and more.


You can also hop directly to her interview right here on Section 36 Music.


Be sure to give “Meant for Me" and all of her music a listen!

Friday, July 23, 2021

“Colorado” by Shelby Page (July 23, 2021 release)

“Colorado" is the latest collection of songs from the amazing singer Shelby Page!





Go give it a listen right now!


I’m sure you remember Shelby from her interview with us, where we discussed her first single “Drinking Again". I was so excited for this new release, and was not disappointed! I know you'll enjoy it as much as I do.



You can find “Colorado" just about everywhere you usually get your music like Apple. So, there's no reason you won't be able to find it.…which I highly suggest you do.


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If you want to learn more about Shelby, check out her Section 36 profile page. It has samples of her music, links to where you can find her, and more.


You can also hop directly to her interview right here on Section 36 Music.


Be sure to give “Colorado" and all of her music a listen!

“What I’m Missing” by Allison Leah (July 23, 2021 release)

“What I'm Missing" is the latest single from the fantastic singer Allison Leah! 





And you'll want to listen to it right away!


I’m sure you remember Allison from her interview with us, where we discussed her single “We can Still Sing". Or, like I am, you’re a fan of her wonderful single “Coffee Cup”. That’s why I was so thrilled to hear about this new release, and was not disappointed! I loved how the tempo of the song changed to reflect to moods and gave me an emotional attachment to the lyrics. I know you'll enjoy it as much as I do.


You can find “What I'm Missing" just about everywhere you usually find your music, like Spotify, and Apple! So, there's no reason why you won't be able track it down…which I highly suggest you do.

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If you want to learn more about Allison, check out 
her Section 36 Music profile page. There you can find links to her full interview with Section 36 Music, her social media accounts, as well as more samples of her incredible singing.

You can also hop directly to her interview right here on Section 36 Music. That will give you an opportunity to learn more about this amazing singer.


Be sure to give “What I'm Missing" a listen!

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

“Problem” by Summer Foley (July 21, 2021 release)

“Problem" is the new single from the amazing singer Summer Foley! 




And you won’t want to miss it!


And I can't say enough good things about it! It's a magical experience that you'll want to listen to over and over again. 


You can find “Problem" just about everywhere you usually get your music like Apple and Spotify. So, there's no reason you won't be able to find it.…which I highly suggest you do.


As soon as possible!

Monday, July 19, 2021

Prithvi Prakash Visits Section 36 Music!

Section 36 Music has another visitor! Prithvi Prakash is a fantastic singer, who recently released a wonderful single "Balance". I was thrilled she wanted to visit with us and discuss her music, her time at Berklee, and more. I’m sure you’ll love everything she has to say.

So, let's see what happens when Prithvi Prakash visits Section 36 Music!

I really enjoyed your recent single, “Balance”. What can you tell me about it?

I am so glad you enjoyed it! Balance was a song I started writing almost 6 months before the pandemic started. I read a friend's poem and instantly started hearing melodies to those words. I asked him if I could turn his poem into a song and he was more than happy to let me do so. There were many drafts of the song and I was trying to create a rough production of the song. A couple months later, I approached Aubrey Whitfield, an incredible producer and artist too! She has produced for some great artists like Little Mix. 


The song is about a partnership where two people balance each other out but don't necessarily complete each other.


You’re currently attending Berklee College of Music. What’s the biggest way that’s benefitting your career? 

Berklee has helped me meet some amazing professors and students. I have met some of my collaborators here too. Berklee is full of talented musicians and being here has grounded me and made me understand the importance of practice, discipline and curiosity. I don't think I would have started releasing music if I didn't come to Berklee. All my friends here inspire me to do things that I wouldn't have the courage to do otherwise.


You also host a podcast “Pochemuchka”. What is that all about?

As an artist, I always have lot of things to say and express but oftentimes don't have access to credible platforms that will help me express myself. I saw that a lot of other artists, especially artists that are still growing their audience might benefit from such a platform. In addition to this, I love talking to people and I love the creative industry. This was why I created Pochemuchka and I like to say that it is a platform that is 'by the artist and for the artist.'


Who or what would you consider your biggest musical influences?

It's always extremely hard for me to answer that question since, I can never seem to tell where my music is coming from. The music I listen to and the music I make aren't similar. Having said that, I think music from my south Indian culture that I grew up listening to has definitely unconsciously influences a lot of my music. I am trained in Indian Classical Music and I definitely think that has influenced how I perceive melody and harmony.


What would you say is your biggest career challenge? 

The biggest career challenge I have faced so far is making music that is authentic to me and finding an audience that enjoys the music I make.


What are your immediate career goals? 

My immediate career goal is to finish all the songs that have

been sitting on my laptop and put them out very soon and hopefully, continue to keep writing more! 



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I definitely want to hear all of that music as soon as I can!


As always, I want to thank Prithvi for visiting, and for sending along the pictures to accompany the interview.


I know you’ll all want to follow along with Prithvi to see what she's up to. The best way is to visit her on Instagram It's the best way to keep track of everything she has going on.


You can also check out her Section 36 Music page. It's a perfect way to enjoy everything Prithvi has to offer all in one place.


Thanks again Prithvi, and good luck reaching your goals!

Monday, July 12, 2021

Chloe Collins Visits Section 36 Music

Section 36 Music has another visitor! Chloe Collins is an incredible singer, and I was so excited she was willing to visit with us and discuss her recent music, her time in Nashville, and more. I’m sure you’ll love everything she has to say.

So, let's see what happens when Chloe Collins visits Section 36 Music!


I really enjoyed your recent single, “Someone’s Yesterday”. What can you tell me about it?

Thank you so much! “Someone’s Yesterday” is basically about being burned so many times in past relationships that you’re almost skeptical of the new person you are with. It takes a minute to get used to them actually having good intentions and wanting to treat you right without ulterior motives, because you’ve never been somebody’s future, you were always someone’s yesterday. This new person is thankfully proving you wrong at every turn since they don’t have any malicious tricks up their sleeve. 


You’re currently based out of Nashville. How is that benefitting your career?

I love living in Nashville. I was born and raised in New York, however my heart was always in country music and the Nashville scene. I was always flying down to record and write with different people. Now that I am finally living here I have met so many amazing cowriters and friends and I have had the opportunity to play some of my favorite venues in Nashville. I wouldn’t have been able to get to the place I am in my career now if it wasn’t for my move to the city. 


You’ve been able to perform at some well-known venues like The Bluebird Cafe and The Bitter End. Do you have a dream performance location?

My dream performance location was always Madison Square Garden, since I grew up seeing countless concerts there. However, The Opry and the Ryman are such legendary venues that they’re also on my bucket list.


Several of your songs have been featured in television shows. How does it feel to hear that happen?

It was so surreal the first time I heard one of my songs on a TV show. I was thirteen when I had a song on “The Vineyard” on ABC and I remember watching the episode with my whole family; we made it a big celebration. Having my song on the 100th episode of the show “Nashville” probably has to be what I still consider one of my greatest accomplishments. It also felt like a good omen for moving to Nashville.


Who/what would you consider your biggest musical influences?

I have so many musical influences, ranging from The Rolling Stones to Hannah Montana (one of my original influences when I started writing songs at eight years old), but I’d have to say my current influences are Taylor Swift, Maren Morris, and Dua Lipa. I love putting pop melodies with country lyrics. I listen to pop music almost as much as I listen to country and I think that has really helped me develop that skill.


What are your immediate career goals?

My fans on TikTok have been asking me to go on tour and it was always a dream of mine to tour and play my music in hundreds of different cities. I also want to keep releasing more music because there are so many songs I have written that people have not even heard yet and I can’t wait to get them out in the world.


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I agree with her fans. A tour is a great idea!

As always, I want to thank Chloe for visiting, and for sending along the picture to accompany the interview.

I know you’ll all want to follow along with Chloe to see what she's up to. The best way is to visit her socials like the TikTok she mentioned, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. They're all great ways to keep track of everything she has going on. Of course, you can always find her music on Spotify.

You can also check out her Section 36 Music page. It's a perfect way to enjoy everything Chloe has to offer all in one place.


Thanks again Chloe, and good luck reaching your goals!



Friday, July 9, 2021

“Balance” by Prithvi Prakash (July 2, 2021 Release)

 “Balance" is the latest single from the amazing singer Prithvi Prakash!




And it's simply amazing! I couldn’t get over how the melody flowed and carried me along with it throughout the song. It was an incredible listening experience.


You can find “Balance" just about everywhere you usually get your music like Apple and Spotify. So, there's no reason you won't be able to find it.…which I highly suggest you do.


Right Now!


Really. Right now.


And stream the rest of her music while you're at it!