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Catch Me If You Can”: SHAB’s New Single Is a Chase Worth Keeping Up With
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Catch Me If You Can”: SHAB’s New Single Is a Chase Worth Keeping Up With
“I’m no longer going to ask permission to be myself. I know what I can offer the world, and I don’t need to prove anything,”…
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“In the Kitchen Again”: Half a Century of Folk, Friendship, and Personal Stories by Anne Lederman
Musical tradition can sometimes resemble home cooking: on an old village table, the smells of different eras,…
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Gianna Alessi on New York’s “Unsung Heroes” in “NY10”
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Don’t Overthink It, Just Enjoy the Moment: runner’s New Song “My Man”
Vancouver-based band runner, from British Columbia, have released “My Man,” a lighthearted, playful country song with a…
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Scarlet O’Hara’s “Songbird” Finds Light in the Darkness
In her song “Songbird,” singer Scarlet O’Hara expresses grief through a danceable rhythm. What could have remained…
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Scott Fisher Unveils “Try So Hard,” a Wry Take on Modern Self-Promotion
Scott Fisher shrugs off the pursuit of success in his song “Try So Hard.” The track is…
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“We’re All Just Stumbling Our Way Through Life”: Sophie Woods on Love, Letting Go and 3 A.M. Answers
Often, the best answer arrives too late – somewhere between three and four in the morning, when…
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Little Black Dress, Big Passion: Cloudy June’s New Single
Berlin-based alt-pop artist Cloudy June has unveiled her powerful new…
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Steph Fraser – “Love Of Your Life”: A Beautiful Way to Say “No”
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Hyrum, Grace, and Liam make music together as Avintaquin. Hailing…
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I put on The Days expecting a pleasant half hour…
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