20-year-old indie pop sweetheart and frontman of Dayglow, Sloan Struble, sat down with ORANGE during Austin City Limits to talk about his transition from the University of Texas at Austin, his debut album Fuzzybrain and what lies ahead. 

Swedish sweetheart Robin Carlsson’s, stage name Robyn, career traces back thirty years, but her ability to stick with the times and carve out immersive electro-pop made her a highlight of this year’s Austin City Limits. The 80-minute set closed out the festival on Sunday, transforming the defeated Zilker Park into a dance floor and giving tired listeners a shoulder to lean on. 

This year’s Austin City Limits Festival proved more than ever that audiences and those running festivals win when diverse acts perform.

Donning a grandpa sweater, long trousers and Buc-ee’s nail decals picked up on the road, 22 year-old Atlanta indie-folk artist, Faye Webster, performs with the comfortability beyond her years and a vitality and charm that only her age could offer. 

We thought that indie-folk masterpiece MY WOMAN was the peak of Angel Olsen’s career. The release of All Mirrors on Oct. 4 shows us that we were dead wrong. In her most expansive and complex work yet, Olsen becomes the hero in her own story, carrying herself into a new life, one without unfulfilled love and empty promises. 

When springtime hits, the ancient prophecy proclaims it’s time to go crazy, go stupid. The ORANGE Music Staff has the right tunes to match your rising serotonin levels this spring.

Here, the ORANGE music staff remembers the artists and albums that changed us, and that we keep coming back to today.

The Onion and A.V. Club hosted Just Another Manic Monday, a rock showcase featuring prominent artists throughout the day at The Mohawk.

Houston raised rapper Melissa Jeffords, known better as Lizzo, headlined the Ticketmaster South by Southwest showcase March 14.

After four long years, Kimbra’s new album is here.

This year’s Record Store Day falls on April 21, so here are some releases to look out for.

Tank and the Bangas, a jazz, soul and funk band from New Orleans, graced Austin with a sold-out performance at the Historic Scoot Inn on April 7.