Month: February 2020
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Taste Test: KINLEY still marches for ‘Washington’
The indie-folk singer looks back at the 2017 Women's March.
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Premiere: Illicit Ghost conjures laughter out of rejection with new song, ‘Wide Open’
The New York artist turns industry rejection into a work of art.
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Taste Test: LUMiN falls apart with his new song, ‘The Worst Thing’
The electro-pop upstart dazzles with his latest cut.
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Taste Test: Femke reminds herself, ‘I’m Still Here’
The folk singer-songwriter regains her ground amidst a troubling world.
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Premiere: Alicia Viani weeps for a disconnected existence with new song, ‘Lonesome for You’
The Oregon-based folk storyteller laments the state of a world and lack of real intimacy.
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Interview: Broke Royals sort through life’s toughest questions
The DC-based band confront a religious upbringing and who they are meant to be.
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Taste Test: Jenny Kern embraces the fall with new song, ‘Now We Know’
The indie-pop songwriter mourns heartbreak with a new entry.
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Taste Test: Michael G. Moore juggles ‘Demons and Angels’
The piano man struggles with self worth on a new song.
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Premiere: Her Silo wades waste-deep in the ‘Flood’
The indie-folk musician reflects on the past and who she has become.
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Freshly Squeezed, Vol 127: Aubrie Sellers, James Steinle, VINCINT & more
Enjoy new songs from Tenille Townes, Dagny, Lola Coca, Whoa Dakota, Trixie Mattel, and more!
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Taste Test: Stevie Zita holds tight through the winter months with ‘Romanticize’
The lo-fi pop songwriter immerses the listener in a snow drift of spellbinding charm.
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Taste Test: Aaron Gibson wanders through life in new animated video, ‘Said No Lover’
The musician uses animation to punctuate the song's profound state.
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Taste Test: Alt Bloom keeps things chill on the ‘West Coast’
The chill-pop mastermind must make a choice: love or his work.
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Review: ‘Dogs Don’t Wear Pants’ traumatizes & then tantalizes
New on Shudder, the Finnish film explores trauma and the BDSM world.
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Premiere: Audrey and Hugh call upon history of violence, trauma with new song, ‘Witness (Hey Ho)’
The Americana duo examine various tales of violence with their new song.
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