Photo by: Scott Semler for Floated Magazine
Floated Issue 10 is here! Read my cover story featuring the evocative theatre group The Velvet Noose by accessing the digital magazine and turning to page 40.
Category: Magazine
Band Spotlight: The Minks
Photo by: Krit Upra for Floated Magazine
>>Penning themselves as Nashville’s “psychedelic-bloos band,” The Minks are here to deliver the rock ‘n roll cure to your blues.
Read the full band spotlight from Floated magazine!
Maybird at Three Heads Brewing
Photo by: Krit Upra for Floated Magazine
>>Rochester favorites Maybird ushered in a new era of local tunes with their electrifying set Saturday night at Three Heads Brewery.
Read the concert coverage as seen in Floated.
Business Spotlight: Narwhal Systems
Photo by: Krit Upra for Floated Magazine
>>Software developers Greg Shear and Joseph Shearer of Narwhal Systems partner with the Rochester Public Market to create an app that benefits the customers, the vendors, and the greater market infrastructure.
Read the full business spotlight as featured in Floated magazine.
These Streets: Bi-Coastal Collaborative Poetry
Photo provided by: Jordan Moss
>>Local poet J. Edward Moss and his uncle John Burgess of Seattle collaborate in a synergetic collection of poetry about their respective cities, entitled These Streets.
Read the full feature from Floated magazine!
“Nothing Ethereal About Her” and the Vitality of Womanhood
Paintings by: Chloe Smith (top) and Kaitlin Roney (bottom)
>>Local artists Kaitlin Roney and Chloe Smith explore topics of femininity and womanhood in their upcoming art show, “Nothing Ethereal About Her.”
Read the full artist feature from Floated magazine!
Floated Issue 9
Photos by: Olivia Edvalson (top) and Krit Upra (bottom) for Floated Magazine
Floated Issue 9 has dropped! You can read the digital magazine here. My pieces are on Charlie Blu jewelry (p. 20) and on local environmental group Impact Earth (p. 80).
Redbeard Samurai and the Diversity of Sound
Photo provided by: Blake Pattengale
> Eastman alum Blake Pattengale aims to be “an arbiter of good times and positive energy” with his rap project Redbeard Samurai.
Read the full editorial from Floated magazine here!
Alyssa Rodriguez and the Nyckelharpa
Photo provided by: Alyssa Rodriguez
>>Alyssa Rodriguez is a multi-instrumentalist originally from Connecticut who has lived in Rochester since 2014. In her years here, she has shared her love of traditional folk music with the community by teaching fiddle lessons at the Kanack School, playing gigs around town, and exposing new audiences to the nyckelharpa, a keyed fiddle from Sweden.
Click here to read the interview published in Floated magazine!
Taylor Solano 