Tag: Kalie Shorr
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Record Revue: Izzy Heltai, Ben Platt, Kalie Shorr & Tayls
With the launch of a new review series, we zoom in on the work of Tayls, Kalie Short, Ben Platt, and Izzy Heltai.
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 168: Madison Beer, Frances Luke Accord & more!
Enjoy new songs from Jaguar Jonze, Alex Shera, The Record Summer, Fox and Bones, Kalie Shorr, and more!
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 112: Kalie Shorr, Lauren Alaina, T. Thomason & more
Enjoy songs from T. Thomason, Prince Fox, J. Marco, Ganser, John Calvin Abney and more!
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Pop, Lock & Bops: Best of January 2018
Enjoy songs from Ben Miller Band, Inara George, SUMif, George Ezra, Mathew V and more!
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 31: Maren Morris, Handsome Ghost, Leyya & more
Enjoy new tracks from I'm with Her, Craig David, Ferras, Mary Gauthier and more!
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Boombox Blitz: Song Suffragettes harpoon the guilty, the wicked and the vain in ‘Time’s Up’
A band of women stand together to change the world.
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 30: Song Suffragettes, Betty Who, DYLYN & more
Enjoy tracks by First Aid Kit, Sophie Beem, Caitlyn Smith, Lindi Ortega and more!
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