Showing posts with label Cuesta Loeb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cuesta Loeb. Show all posts

Saturday, September 28, 2019

The Satellite: MACKandgold and Cuesta Loeb

Sometimes you randomly come across a really fun performance by chance. That was the case with MACKandgold. She was up first at The Satellite. Her set was filled with so much joy. There was this mischievous smile that always crossed her face. A solid crowd was also out for her early set, which increased the level of enthusiasm. Her music has some nice soul grooves. And her songs take their time to reveal themselves to the listener.

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Cuesta Loeb closed the night out for me. The last time I saw her was about two years back at The Satellite. It was a welcome reunion. Admittedly, two years had passed since I last saw Cuesta Loeb, but I swear that her sound this time around featured more rock beats than previous. I could be wrong there. Either way, I loved the set.

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Friday, September 15, 2017

Quick Hit Artist Interview: Cuesta Loeb


Q&A time with the artist. Hope you enjoy:

How would you describe your sound? A friend of mine once said that my music made him want to run free in a big open field and I liked that. I would say that it is a combination of hard and soft elements that lives somewhere in the world of Dreampop. It's a blend of hard electric guitars, classical elements and ethereal vocals and harmonies.

What's your favorite band song and what makes it the favorite? My new favorite song that we play is a brand new one that's unreleased, called "Annabelle." It's about my parent's Pomeranian, Annie, who is just a light of life. She brings so much joy wherever she goes and maintains that love always through the darkest of moments. And it is just SO much fun to play live. I can't wait to record and release this one.

(Own Q&A.) Do you think you have a message or objective with your music? If so, what is it? I wanna create a dreamy feeling. I love combining soft and hard elements. I love bending the rules and not necessarily sticking to form. I love combining sounds that wouldn't necessarily go together. In terms of themes, many of my songs are reminders of things I want to live by - to be present and live and love freely.