Unique, innovative, and wildly talented—that’s how we describe the music pouring out of the Greater Binghamton and broader 607 regions of New York State. It’s a sonic culture of creatively weaving genres. Of challenging what’s set in stone. That’s the entirely distinct Parlor City Sound. And we think it’s special enough to warrant dedicating our entire digital magazine to promoting it.
We report on the local music acts, the locally-owned small businesses, and the brilliant festivals that all thrive together in harmony to make these music scenes impressive. If you’re a musician, a business leader, or an event promoter in the 607 region—Greater Binghamton, Ithaca, Elmira, Corning, Cortland, Oneonta, Cooperstown, Hornell, Roxbury, or anyplace else in our region—then we want to hear from you, and help you be heard.
Parlor City Sound also publishes useful guides on all things music. From learning how to start a band to figuring out how to book a gig, our guides section is jam-packed with professionally researched tips, tricks, tutorials, and more.
Navigating Parlor City Sound
Here are some useful navigational tidbits as you explore our locally-owned and operated magazine:
- About Parlor City Sound (learn more about Parlor City Sound)
- News (stories about artists, businesses, events, and more)
- A&R (learn about the music acts big and small hailing from our region)
- Main Street (Profiles on and interviews with small business leaders)
- Guides (Comprehensive guides and tutorials on writing, performing, promoting, and recording music)
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Parlor City Sound is dedicated to factual and fair reporting, as well as keeping access to our content free for everyone, always. If you feel like pitching in, please consider volunteering with us, or donating via Patreon. Proceeds of your donations, our ad revenue, and our merch sales entirely go to our tiny team, who need pizza, coffee, or both to remain quasi-functional.
