Graffiti, Inner Circles, and all things NYC. On this episode, The Hallowed Ground is joined by Jill Cunniff who played bass and served as lead vocals and chief songwriter of the band Luscious Jackson. Now, Jill pursues her lifelong passion as a professional artist, fusing her art with music. Driven by the sights and sounds of 1980s New York City, Jill Cunniff and Luscious Jackson developed an…

A true alternative music feminist icon, Paula Cole's sophomore effort "This Fire" scorched the charts in 1997 behind the hits "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?" and "I Don't Want to Wait." The latter endearing her to millions of love-lorn teens as the theme song to The WB teen drama series and streaming favorite Dawson's Creek. We talk to the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter on this episode…

Tony Scalzo and his band Fastball shot to stardom in 1998 with their platinum-selling sophomore album "All the Pain Money Can Buy." Powered by "The Way," "Fire Escape," and "Out of My Head," the album spent an entire year on the Billboard 200. Twenty-Five years later, the band is back to making new music with the March 2022 release of their EP "Soundtrack" and 2019 album "The Help Machine." Tony…

Pro-Active Listening, Chicken Coops, and Moments of Reckoning. On this episode of The Hallowed Ground, we are joined by John Faye from The Caulfields to remise about starting out as a struggling musician and being in the right place at the right time. A prototypical 90's Alt-Rock Band, niche market radio airplay, and a few rotations on MTV's 120 Minutes would be the band's legacy. With the…