Artist Feature: Hatori

Hosanna Deseno has the originality and good humor gained from an abundance of life experience. A Denver-based singer-songwriter blending R&B, indie, and pop influences across a smattering of self-produced singles, she performs as Hatori (her mom’s maiden name and a nod to her Japanese heritage).

Los Alcos on inspiration & supernatural forces

The love runs deep, and the vibes are high. Hailing from Austin, Texas, Latin psychedelic rock fusion and la familia banda, Los Alcos, are making their way on the Denver scene. 

What began as a one-man band fronted by Alex Alcos has evolved into a stacked ensemble and multigenerational jam. Alex joined forces with his dad, David Alcocer II, lead guitarist — formerly of the 70s prog rock group Heyoka. The core duo collaborates with a talented cast of family, friends, and artists in Austin and now Denver.

Vincent Orsolini’s newest EP
is Neo soul
on a mission

Vincent Orsolini is a composer, both in terms of music and community. His newest EP “It’s About Time,” brings together the unique musical styles and artists who inspire him. Fusing jazz, funk, disco, rock, R&B, and more, the EP’s four tracks feature fellow Kansas City musicians Kadesh Flow and Kemet Coleman.

Q&A: Movete Chiquita Vinyl Club

This month we’re spotlighting Neni Bernal of Movete Chiquita Vinyl Club. Born and raised in El Salvador, Neni moved to the states 7 years ago — to California first and then Denver, where she saw a need for Latin music spun on vinyl. A lover of old school, Chicano soul, reggae, and tropical rhythms, Neni spins in residence at Pon Pon in RiNo. Catch her there every third Friday of the month!

Artist Feature: The Non-Renewed

For Denver-based indie rock duo The Non-Renewed, duality is a driving force. Undoubtedly different by nature, members Mellik Gorton and Meghan Mallon take an unapologetic approach to collaboration and, together, create an unexpected charm.