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At just 23, the drummer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist is rewriting the rules of modern rock, turning personal pain into artistic power and proving that authenticity still matters in an industry addicted to image. by Lonnie Nabors There was a time when rock stars weren’t created by algorithms. They were discovered in sweaty clubs, on battered stages, and through the kind of performances that made you forget everything outside the room.
by Lonnie Nabors Some rock songs walk into the room. “Crave” kicks the door off the hinges. Michael St. Over’s latest single is built on the oldest fuel source in rock ’n’ roll: desire, bad judgment, electricity, and the knowledge that the thing you want most might be the exact thing that sends you straight over the edge. That tension is everywhere in “Crave.” From the opening lines, St. Over isn’t interested in playing coy. This is attraction with the safety switch removed.
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