This week I had the unique opportunity to photograph and work with The Volunteers, the South Korean rock band fronted by the enigmatic Yerin Baek 백예린. Known for her haunting vocals and introspective lyrics, Baek has carved a unique path in the music industry. As the lights dimmed and the band took the stage, a collective gasp swept through the intimate basement venue, setting the stage for an unforgettable night of post-grunge and alternative rock.

Hippo Campus with a ready mix of humidity electric pulse. A thousand souls gathered under the vast, inky canvas of the Indianapolis night sky. Rock the Ruins, a testament to the city's industrial past turned open-air concert venue, throbbed with the promise of an unforgettable evening. Forget the predictable and experiencing the raw, untamed energy of rising stars on the cusp of something magnificent.

The echoes of a phenomenal night still linger in the grand halls of the Old National Centre. On July 16th, Indianapolis witnessed a blues revival unlike any other. Sure, this Hoosier state might be known for its endless cornfields and country twang, but on this particular Tuesday, the city traded Stetsons for soul patches as Marcus King and his band, The Marcus King Trio, rolled into town.