Here is an interview between the artist Annabel Gutherz and Switching Styles’ own Dylanna Fisher. Continue reading Annabel Gutherz Q&A

Experience the relentless sonic exploration of Edmonton’s alternative rock powerhouse, Degenerator, with their debut album, ‘The Abyssal Throne.’ Dive into stoner, sludge, grunge, and goth rock as they push the boundaries of sound. Join them on November 24, 2023, and listen to their first single, ‘Eternalism. Continue reading An Interview with Degenerator, Edmonton’s alt-rock sensation.

It’s interesting to reach out to people and ask them about the music in the world around them. We’ve talked to local Edmonton artists, LARPers, librarians, and cover artists. But what about a Star Trek fan that doesn’t like music? Continue reading Interviewing Melvin Marsh; a Star Trek Fan that doesn’t like music

Christmas cover songs by Jason Greiner are here to save the day. Read these switching styles articles to get the most out of your Christmas playlist. Christmas Music Christmas is just around the corner, but Christmas songs have been in our heads for weeks. If you’re wishing for something else, anything else, you’re not alone. Fun fact: According to Spotify, Kelly Clarkson, Ariana Grande, Andy … Continue reading Listen to Fantastic Christmas Cover Songs by Jason Greiner

Christmas is a time of joy, family, and of course creativity. Switching Styles has reached out to our very own guest writer, Jason Greiner to get his take on Christmas cover songs. Continue reading Asking About Christmas Music? Interviewing Jason Greiner

Many folks combine music and cooking, or baking. Jade Ireland is one of those types of people. Continue reading Interviewing Jade Ireland About Cooking and Music

Max Preuss (drums) and Trymer Martin (guitars/vocals) combine to form the band, Notedead. It all started where all great bands start, with a passion for music. The band found their start during the 2020 global COVID-19 pandemic, despite the hardships. Everything was rough. That didn’t stop them. For Notedead, this was a new beginning. The band formed in 2020 and has been rocking the world since. Continue reading Interview With Notedead

Are you sure you’re ready for this? Are you ready for truly hardcore music? We don’t think you are, but you better get ready. Notedead is one of the most hardcore bands in the province, and they’re not stopping any time soon. Continue reading Featuring Notedead

Chicken Purses, Chicken Parodies, Chicken Puns, Chicken Songs; What More Do You Want? Switching Styles is dedicated not only to quality content but also to keeping you on your toes. Although a silly concept, chickens have become something of an internet love from Chicken nuggets (Chickie Nuggies) to the Chicken Wing tik Tok trends, and of course chicken-themed purses. Continue reading Today we’re discussing Chickens

Adan is a relatively new musician. Adan began as a musician about 2-3 years ago. It wasn’t until 2015, that he started creating music. Starting his music career 2 – 3 years ago, he’s gained online traction with the band “Almost There But Not Really” between 2017. He’s shined as their bassist. Continue reading Featuring Adan Meza

Check out this Q&A with Adrian Sutherland and Dylanna Fisher from Switching Styles to discover Adrian’s music and advocacy. Continue reading Discover Adrian Sutherland: Music, Advocacy, and Inspiration

KDrummer 16 Is a drummer working on his music career during the pandemic. Below he dives into your questions in a Q&A with Switching Styles. Introduction The covid pandemic has impacted so many different aspects of the world. The Coronavirus pandemic has made it hard for many citizens around the world to function day to day. The pandemic has interrupted normal functions such as work, … Continue reading Covid-19’s impact on YouTube Cover artists; Interview with KDrummer 16

With Ether, known for their intricate guitar arrangements, has gained popularity through their original works and covers. In an interview with Dylanna Fisher, band members Simon and Al share their musical backgrounds, influences, and the origins of their name, which conveys a tranquil, healing aesthetic. They discuss the importance of YouTube as a platform for musicians, their philosophy on copyright, and the creative challenge of rearranging complex orchestral pieces. Additi

at of choice related to sound quality, aesthetics, and collectability. Some people may purchase music on only one type of format, while others buy both. However, when it comes to the environment, a new set of questions arise. Continue reading CDs or Vinyl? – Sustainable Music Listening

This content offers valuable advice from experienced musicians to guide both aspiring and established musicians in the ever-changing music industry. The insights cover various aspects such as improving skills, overcoming stage fright, and succeeding in the industry. The source emphasizes the importance of learning from fellow musicians and encourages contributions to further enrich the guide. Continue reading Advice For Musicians By Musicians

This Corona pandemic has also made music at the media forefront. This includes getting music online both from streaming and illegal services and encouraging a conversation on music piracy. Continue reading Music piracy amid a pandemic; Interview with Cody Blakely

Phillip Rodda from Medical Pilot shares insights into the music industry during the Covid-19 pandemic. Medical Pilot, an Alberta-based alternative rock band, emphasizes engaging melodies and stellar riffs. With a discography including multiple EPs and albums, the band is working on a new debut album. Rodda discusses the importance of music, the shifts to livestream performances, and ways artists maintain income through merchandise during lockdowns. He acknowledges that while

Thaddie parodies, AKA Thadudette is a parody musician creating Disney, cartoon, anime, and gaming parodies to “make people emit hahas out of their chew holes”. Continue reading A Q&A with Thadudette

Swing’it Dixieband, founded by Martin Jarl, modernizes 1920s jazz, performing globally, hitting 1 million Spotify streams, and releasing a concept album inspired by the era. Continue reading Rediscovering the Roaring 20s with Swing’it Dixieband

Merging the centuries within the ’20s, their music blends modern music with a vintage sound. It’s a fantastic way to celebrate the 2020’s with the styles of the 1920s. Traditional jazz music was party music and that’s what they deliver in their songs and their concerts. Their versatility allows them to play for a range of audiences from jazz clubs and speakeasies to weddings to corporate events to festivals. Continue reading Interviewing Swing’it Dixieband