Chatting with musician/songwriter ARIELLE

Arielle and one of her signature guitars. Photo by Caitlin Brady.

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By Anita Stewart, Managing Editor

Rock at Night got to sit down and chat with Arielle, an amazing guitarist and musician who early on caught the eye of Brian May of the band Queen. She has collaborated with him and many other huge names in the music business. On February 12th her single “Peace of Mind” was released from her upcoming album, her ninth studio effort, “Analog Girl in a Digital World.” The full length album will drop on May 7, 2021.

This young woman is bright, articulate, super-talented and totally dedicated to her music and our conversation was profound and eye-opening. We spoke about women in the music business, her new line of guitars coming out, her own personal morals and ethics about her work, the cities where the music scene is best and where she likes to live and so many more topics. Click the player button for more information about her guitars (she will plant a tree for each one sold) and her new music. An enlightening chat with a remarkable person!

Rock At Night’s Podcast Channel–Listen to the iTunes Audio Interview Here or Google Podcast

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Check out and pre-order the “Arielle” Guitars HERE!

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Anita Stewart

Managing Editor at Rock at Night

Anita grew up in a rock and roll radio station that her father owned and has a musical family. Spent a few years singing back up. Now sings in the shower! She is a USAF veteran and was elected to local office and worked as staff on three presidential campaigns as a Social Media and Virtual Outreach expert. Plays a variety of musical instruments including ukulele and she loves drum circles. Her favorite music genres are all of them--Alternative to Zydeco. Promotes bands and independent artists through ANITA STEWART PROMOTIONS. She also brought SOFAR SOUNDS to Tampa. When she is not writing, she is knitting, painting, attending concerts and live music jams and exploring nature with her camera. She has recently retired but no rocking chair for her! She has been reporting for Rock at Night since 2014.

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