
Julien Baker showcases evolving new sound with stream from Nashville’s Analog at Hutton Hotel
Fans of Julien Baker will be pleased to know that her shows will never be quite the same — for the better.
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Fans of Julien Baker will be pleased to know that her shows will never be quite the same — for the better.
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There isn’t any one clear moment that rises above the rest on Green to Gold, no overwhelming intensity anywhere to be found.
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His “Call Me By Your Name” is more than just a coming-out story — it is an audacious step into the public eye as an unapologetically queer Black man.
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While Justice may fail to bring individuality to many of the songs, it redeems itself with its noteworthy motifs of love and religion.
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Queen of K-pop IU (Lee Ji-eun) is a master of navigating genres and novel themes with the ease of an industry veteran.
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While Ferrell initially found her breakup “incredibly isolating,” her song has evidently resonated with many others.
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In OK Orchestra, AJR proves once again that it is a band that can create music no other artist has grasped, staying consistent with the classic sound that hooked its fans almost a decade ago when it debuted.
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“What we were aiming for in this tape was just to kind of bring back the feeling of going out… the feeling of dancing and being with your friends,” Savannah Hudson shared.
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Whether he is 25 or 75, Neil Young is a true musical veteran, and if Young Shakespeare is any indication, his poetic prowess stands the test of time.
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Though very different from much of Les’ past solo works, “Haunted” is just as good, if not an improvement upon her musical stylings.
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