Growing up in the suburbs of Metro Atlanta, Ser Amari discovered his love for music, but he felt like something wasn’t right.

In the ever-changing music landscape, it’s hard not to be pushed into a restrictive label using a generalized label. House of Harm doesn’t have any concern for that. They make music they like to hear, and their 55,000 monthly listeners like it. After their latest project, an album titled Playground, the band answered some questions for 47Magazine. Congratulations on the release of your sophomore album! Can you talk a little bit about the name (because there can be a lot of different...

When Sacha Carlson isn’t traveling for work, he can be found writing songs in the living room of his childhood home