Interviews Read about our latest Interviews! Interviews Cil, American Pop Singer-Songwriter, Opens Up About the Emotions Behind Her Latest EP American singer and songwriter, Cil, shares the ups and downs of being a female in the music industry, as well as the hardships of dating in your early twenties. Words: Eliza, Maxine / August 2nd, 2025 Interviews "Our Strength Is in Solidarity" - KAFVKA's Uncompromising Voice Against The Right & For the Future In this heartfelt interview, Jonas from KAFVKA shares what it really means to make music with a message - raw, honest, and unapologetic. From their anthem “Alle hassen Nazis” still resonating years later, to the intense energy of protests and the challenges of staying true in today’s world, KAFVKA speaks openly about the power of community, the weight of the fight, and why their music is not just sound but a call to action. Words: Laura / July 28th, 2025 Interviews Between Island Roots and Stage Lights: Aura Dione in Interview Shortly before Aura Dione took the stage at Kieler Woche, I had the chance to sit down with the Danish singer-songwriter for a brief but thoughtful exchange about creative intuition, performing in uncertain times, and how motherhood and language have shaped her most recent songs. Reflective and intuitive, Aura shared her thoughts on writing in Danish, connecting through emotion, and why she sees music as a vessel for hope. Words: Michelle / July 17th, 2025 Concert Hauntingly Good: A Talk with The Haunt in Berlin The Floridian sibling duo "The Haunt" performed their show in Berlin on June 24th, 2025. Before that, we had the opportunity to sit down with them for an interview. Read all about it here. Words: Maxine / July 12th, 2025 Interviews Ennio: "What do I actually want to share?" Ahead of his performance at Campus Festival Konstanz, I had the pleasure of sitting down with German Singer-Songwriter Ennio. We talked about his new song Isar, the love for Munich and how he manages to share his most personal work with the world. Words: Janne / June 10th, 2025 Interviews "If It All Falls Apart, At Least We Enjoyed It": An Evening With Kingfishr in Berlin Irish folk band Kingfishr visited Berlin last Wednesday as part of their first headline tour. Before taking the stage, the trio sat down with The Unseen Magazine to discuss new music, Ireland, and their hopes for the future. Words: Kira / June 3rd, 2025 Interviews Catching a Breath with FRISO Hamburg-based artist FRISO doesn’t just write songs; he creates sonic snapshots of a feeling, a thought spiral, or a moment that lingers longer than it should, with roots in the collective Tooloudfortheroom, where feelings-driven rap-forward production and raw expression reign. FRISO's solo sound feels like a quieter, more contemplative counterpart: melancholic but smooth, full of poetic precision, and layered with emotional nuance. We had the chance to talk with FRISO about the process behind his new EP, how he navigates his dual identity as a solo artist and collective member, and why he’s glad he made the switch from English to German lyrics. Words: Frederike / June 3rd, 2025 Interviews Travelling the world, Eurovision and his new EP "HEARTSTRINGS": A conversation with Jude York in Hamburg On Saturday, 24. May 2025, Australian pop artist Jude York payed Hamburg a visit, where he played his first ever solo show in Germany. Before he hit the stage, he met up with The Unseen Mag for an interview. Words: Andy / May 29th, 2025 Interviews The Final LEAP of Faith: From 20 People to Packed Venues During their "The Downfall Tour", The Unseen Mag got the chance to sit down with the UK-based indie-rock band LEAP before their sold-out show at ROCKHOUSE in Salzburg, Austria. From talking about their upcoming debut album “Entropy”, the story behind LEAP, memorable fan moments and being stuck in the snow, they tell us about the leap of faith that ultimately lead to their extensively growing recognition, success and supportive fan base. Words: Laura / May 28th, 2025 Interviews "Ich mach das bis ich Oma bin": A Conversation with Ella Stern Ella Stern doesn’t believe in kitsch origin stories. There was no lightning-bolt moment, where she decided she wanted to make music, only a childhood full of English pop songs, too much Hannah Montana, and the stubborn realization that she’d be making music until she’s a grandma. Now, the German indie artist is carving her own path with raw, sugar-coated anthems about a lot of love, a little bit of rage, and most importantly the chaos of being twenty-something. Words: Ilayda / May 26th, 2025 ← Newer articles Older articles →