Last Sunday’s tribute to Klaus Nomi was a clear act of love for the unconventional popera star, seamlessly blending his catalog with compositions from a new Broadway musical in development, Do You, Nomi? A countertenor with a unique artistic vision, Nomi cultivated a dramatic onstage persona, described affectionately during the introductions as a “space alien.”
Layla Minoui’s new album Journey to Rebirth invites listeners to set aside life’s busyness for a little while and take a cathartic journey back to discover their true selves. When you speak to Layla, there is a sense of calm – a woman who is at peace with herself. From the very beginning, music has
When megastar and music badass Taylor Swift began dating NFL Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, it sparked a major crossover between music and football fandoms. Taylor, in the midst of the best-selling tour of all time, was flying back and forth between sold-out arenas to games. It may not happen often, but their
Crossover Music Magazine appoints Editorial Board featuring chart-topping and Grammy-nominated recording artists, PR & Comms, Music Education Professionals, Entrepreneurs, and more. Crossover Music Magazine is delighted to share the creation of a new editorial board. Since its inception, the magazine has featured prominent stars in crossover music, but this new development marks an important moment
The new EP from Olga Thomas is titled “For Susannah York – A Cinematic Suite (Shades of Screen).” The pair first met during the stage production of “The Cherry Orchard.” Susannah was the leading actress, and Olga was the production’s composer. Olga shares that she had followed Susannah’s career, as the actress was one
At Crossover Music Magazine, we’ve always been committed to supporting innovative and genre-crossing artists through media coverage, online concerts, and our annual Star competition. Now, we’re ready to take the next step. We’re developing new resources designed specifically to help musicians navigate their careers, but we want to make sure we’re building what you actually
