Sour Lemon

Kobenz and Katy Rose show us the bitterness of a "Sour Lemon"

February 24, 2021
Margaritë "Magi" Camaj

Minnesota rapper Kobenz and prolific songwriter Katy Rose have recently come together for their first collaboration, releasing the single, "Sour Lemon." Kobenz has always had a tendency to…

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Local Natives on the making of 'Sour Lemon' and where the band stands ten years later [Interview]

October 23, 2020
Valeria Dulava

Five friends get on a zoom. Each one framed by a different background—some plain, some busy. They make jokes, they laugh, they stare trustingly into their screen, knowing that the…

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Sharon Van Etten joins Local Natives on their new collaboration, "Lemon"

October 16, 2020
Valeria Dulava

When Local Natives released Violet Street, their fourth LP, in 2019, it signified the beginning of a movement. Not a political or idealogical movement, mind you, but a personal one. The…

Kobenz and Katy Rose show us the bitterness of a "Sour Lemon"

Local Natives on the making of 'Sour Lemon' and where the band stands ten years later [Interview]

Sharon Van Etten joins Local Natives on their new collaboration, "Lemon"

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