Lizzy McAlpine talks bonafide songwriting, balancing vulnerability
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Performing her sophomore album Five Seconds Flat, Pennsylvanian local McAlpine has been on the road since July for her first headline tour.
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Holly Humberstone glazes Regency Ballroom with bittersweet sincerity
Spilling her secrets to San Francisco with distilled transparency, Humberstone’s candid contemplations lifted weights off heavy hearts.
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Indie duo Boyish talks single ‘Congratulations,’ sapphic yearning, ‘Euphoria’
In an interview with The Daily Californian, Boyish discussed inspirations behind the duo’s newest song “Congratulations.”
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The Greeting Committee romps, waxes poetic in intimate Bottom of the Hill set
The band’s set at Bottom of the Hill on Feb. 23 harkened back to those simpler times, back to when people just kicked and put Vampire Weekend on shuffle.
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An empowering playlist that advocates for Mother Nature
We only have one Earth, so let these songs remind you that we must treat it with care. Listen to this playlist to keep you motivated and inspired.
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You didn’t ruin the 1975
Laminated Ink
I’m unable to precisely pinpoint the moment when you went from a harmless acquaintance to a song.
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Tunesday: The 2020 VMAs did these ones dirty
Without further ado, here’s a playlist of the artists who deserve better from the 2020 VMAs (and the music videos you should check out anyway).
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‘Please wake up’: Nothing is business as usual on the 1975’s new album
By breaking tradition to spread this message, the band is shaking fans to attention, utilizing its platform to call for change.
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Amber Bain, artist behind The Japanese House, shares inspiration for ‘Good at Falling’
“San Francisco is the only place ever where I’ve been like, ‘Well, OK, it’s going to pop off tonight,’ whereas sometimes you just don’t know.”
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The sound of new seasons: Concerts and cultural expressions
Sometimes, we find ourselves in situations we don’t expect of ourselves. Oftentimes, the places we keep finding ourselves in both reveal and shape us.
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