Tag: Girl Wilde
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Taste Test: Girl Wilde wades various sexual desires on ‘WeT’
The grunge-pop queen speaks proudly on her sexuality on a new song.
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Taste Test: Girl Wilde embraces her misery on new song, ‘I Don’t Wanna Die’
The blog favorite embraces even the most tragic tears of herself with a new anthem.
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 104: Ganser, Sara Rachele, Dori Freeman & more
Enjoy new songs from Sarah Darling, Suzie Brown, Jake Miller, City Silos and more!
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 100: Emily Weisband, Kelleigh Bannen, Tyler Childers & more
Enjoy new songs from 1000 Beasts, Fly by Midnight, Current State, Suzie Brown, Kris Kelly and more!
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60 Best Songs of 2018
The best songs of 2018 include Gretchen Peters, Troye Sivan, Bronze Avery, Candi Carpenter, FRANKIIE and more!
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 70: Fly by Midnight, Rue Snider, Brandy Zdan & more
Enjoy new songs from Paula Boggs Band, Prince Fox, Petrie, Betty Who, Beth Wood and more!
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The Singles Bar: Girl Wilde flaunts her ‘Bad Side’
The alt-pop singer reemerges with a new single and lease on life.
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