“Not But For You, Bunny” begins with a thin guitar playing a sort of half-realized funk rhythm before drums come in with a mid-paced bounce, a dance beat but slowed down. It’s a standout track from Sidney Gish’s 2017 album No Dogs Allowed and a prime example of the musician’s effortless bedroom pop arrangements. Without losing the pulse and fun of pop music Gish simplifies and reinterprets, like cartoon drawings of everyone you love. See her at Baby's All Right tonight (06.09) for a Northside Festival presented by Double Double Whammy, Grlmic, and Terrorbird Media Gish will be joined by similarly-minded artists Free Cake For Every Creature, Orion Sun, Yowler, GABI, and Michelle Blades. – Cameron Carr

Since her first release in 2015, Sidney Gish has put out four full length albums, an undeniably impressive feat for a 20 year old undergrad student at Northeastern University. Her latest album, the delightful No Dogs Allowed, is every bit as charming as her previous releases, but with a noticeable edge up on production, a task that Gish undertook single handedly. At its core, No Dogs Allowed rivals the songwriting prowess of any (Sandy) Alex G record, and shines with its endearing, twee characteristics, reminiscent of a signature K Records release. Gish could surely make Calvin Johnson crack a smile. -Charley Ruddell