Indie all girl pop/rock band Tallulah Darling is bringing an excitement back to the popular rock/pop genre. The band, from Toronto Canada, has captured a fantastic sound/style that showcases the band’s amazing talents. When one adds four extremely talented musicians to form one of the coolest bands currently out in the music industry, one gets the magic that is Tallulah Darling. Here is their story in this week’s music spotlight.

Isaac: It’s an amazing time to be a DIY artist/performer/band/musician. What do you enjoy the most about being an indie performer?

Tallulah Darling: There are so many great opportunities for Indie artists right now. With Facebook, MySpace, YouTube and Twitter you can develop an international fan base easily and without cost. Our band has been amazed at the exposure and incredible response we have received from all around the world through these mediums.

Isaac: Would you be up to signing to a Major or Indie Record Label? Why or why not?

Tallulah Darling: Yes, Tallulah Darling would love to be signed by a Major or Indie label, because they have the experience and connections to further our career.

Isaac: What do you feel is the one aspect of making music that excites you the most right now?

Tallulah Darling: I love having full control over our music. Also being an all-girl band has its advantages and because there aren’t many of them so we tend to stand out.

Isaac: What do you feel is the one aspect of making music that gets you the most discouraged?

Tallulah Darling: Probably the uncertainty of it.

Isaac: Do you feel that Indie music gets the respect it deserves? Why or why not?

Tallulah Darling: Both yes and no, there are a lot of great Indie bands that don’t get the recognition they deserve and there are some not so great performers getting too much attention.

Isaac: In your opinion, what are your thoughts on how the most unusual place you've ever played a show or made a recording impact the qualities of the show/recording?

Tallulah Darling: Our strangest show was when we played in the parking lot of an Asian Supermarket, it was an incredibly fun show!

Isaac: I am interested in knowing if in what ways does the place where you live (or places where you have lived); affect the music you create, or your taste in music?