15 Colorado Music Festivals To Hit Up This Summer
It’s official — live music is back. With new shows being announced at Red Rocks – which is now open at full capacity on a nearly daily basis, and local music ve...
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Logan Sasser
“Dead Rocks” Propelled Zeds Dead to a Whole New Level
This past weekend, eccentric DJ and dance-music icon Zeds Dead held their annual “Dead Rocks” event at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The Canadian electronic duo has t...
Q&A – Luke the Knife Dances the Night Away On Disco Nap
Luke Miller aka Luke the Knife, front-man for the funk-centric, electronic jam band Lotus, released his first official solo project last Friday, entitled Disco ...
Trayce Chapman On the Pressure of Purpose
The road to artistic success is a long and difficult one saturated with deep potholes and misleading shortcuts. In the music industry, talent can only carry you...
Rock De Mayo, Colorado’s First In-Person Music Festival Since COVID To Be Held This Weekend
This year’s annual Rock de Mayo festival, slated to be held at the Levitt Pavilion this Saturday, will represent so much more than good music and Latin culture....
YaSi Copes with a Bright Spotlight and a Dark World on New EP
Far from an overnight success, Denver pop star YaSi, aka Yasman Azimi, has steadily climbed the industry ladder for the past five years. Following a show-stoppi...
Lotus Came Correct For the Return of Red Rocks
Rolling up to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre for the first time in over a year, fully vaccinated and ready to fill the deep void resulting from the immense lack of ...
The Mañanas Toast their Latin Heritage on Debut Album, Cheers
In a world where music has become increasingly overproduced, it’s refreshing to hear artists who embrace simplicity. The Mañanas' debut album Cheers adopts a st...
A New Major Podcast Launches in Denver To Help Listeners Better Understand The City
Denver remains one of the fastest-growing cities in America, and this migration is starting to change the cultural landscape. Instead of lamenting this evolutio...
Fam BAM Productions And Island 45 On Building A Movement
After suffering a head injury from a car crash in 2018, Adrian Garcia was forced to drop out of school. In a moment, his academic dreams were crushed along with...
A Paper Corner Adds Personal Experience to Ambience On I Don’t Know – EP
Navigating through life’s tangled, beautiful web is often confusing and uncertain. Dylan Parkin, the one-man-band behind A Paper Corner is well aware of this as...
Contra Scandal Keeps the Spirit of Denver Alive in “Mile High Livin”
Last year, as COVID steered artists into home studios, many musicians used their isolation to immerse themselves in their music. Ezra Arenson know professionall...
Logan Sasser
Staff Writer
Logan is a staff writer for the music desk here at 303 Magazine. A recent graduate from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, he is excited to begin his career as a music journalist. He can almost always be found with a good book or a guitar in his hands.