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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 18, 2023

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When not playing up the crowd, Reich bodied the resonances of Gaga’s lower timbers — the roars in “Shallow” (here, the sounds of labor) and the heartache of “Million Reasons,” which cleverly soundtracked the inner monologue of Reich’s reservations about her baby.
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When not playing up the crowd, Reich bodied the resonances of Gaga’s lower timbers — the roars in “Shallow” (here, the sounds of labor) and the heartache of “Million Reasons,” which cleverly soundtracked the inner monologue of Reich’s reservations about her baby.
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“It’s going to change up a bit as I grow,” Dunbar said in an interview with The Daily Californian. “Hopefully, the people that support my music will follow along this journey and be open to any changes.”
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“It’s going to change up a bit as I grow,” Dunbar said in an interview with The Daily Californian. “Hopefully, the people that support my music will follow along this journey and be open to any changes.”
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ARTPOP was the apparent boiling point for Gaga, the supersaturated explosion of all that we wanted from her — a gluttonous display of sex, art and fame followed quickly by an entirely new side of the artist.
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ARTPOP was the apparent boiling point for Gaga, the supersaturated explosion of all that we wanted from her — a gluttonous display of sex, art and fame followed quickly by an entirely new side of the artist.
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