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american poetry club is six kids in a basement, not too far from you, doing their very best to capture the sound of self-esteem. they don’t have it down quite yet, but they’re putting in the work, and they’re getting closer all the time. Their six-song EP, do you believe in your heart?!, is out February 2021.

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Music

To All the Hours Lost on Blogspot

Jeff Daniels loves acting, but he doesn’t get to do it every day. What he does do every day is pick up his guitar and play, often writing songs to add to an impressive pile of them. His latest album is Alive And Well Enough, and he’s virtually on tour now.

Jeff Daniels

Jeff Daniels on Songwriting and How Live Streaming Concerts Feels Like Making Films

Morgan Enos is a musician, essayist and music journalist specializing in classic rock. He records and performs as <a href="https://finalhouse.bandcamp.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://finalhouse.bandcamp.com/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1567703426703000&amp;usg=AFQjCNE969PQS5H6jwcQaH3Zb_8LZ4WVew">Other Houses</a> and has bylines in Billboard, HuffPost, the Recording Academy, Vinyl Me, Please, TIDAL and more. He is also the co-founder and editor of <a href="https://northoftheinternet.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://northoftheinternet.com/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1567703426703000&amp;usg=AFQjCNGi0xmSRKyGPRseoPZ41v4L7WkbQw">North of the Internet</a>, a series of conversations with creative people. He can be found at <a href="https://www.morganenos.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.morganenos.com/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1567703426703000&amp;usg=AFQjCNG79-8vfghEO9sl4msNRI9Ts-3rdQ">his website</a>.
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Morgan Enos

Every Day, I Try to Sing Like Jon Brion

Danielle Durack is a Phoenix, AZ-based singer-songwriter. Her album No Place is out January 2021.
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Danielle Durack

Don’t Date a Songwriter

Izzy True (they/them pronouns) is a musician and artist living in Chicago, IL.
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Izzy True

On the Future of the Live Music Economy

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Norwegian-born Anna Lotterud met Australian Brady Daniell-Smith when studying in Melbourne. The two began making music and Anna Of The North was born.
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Anna of the North

Do You Believe in Life After the Cher Dance Party?

Overcoming Plastic Ono Band

Aesop Rock, one of underground hip-hop&#8217;s most enduring and illuminating talents, recently released Spirit World Field Guide via Rhymesayers Entertainment. The collection, arguably the most expansive and ambitious work in the verbose MC/producer&#8217;s storied career, is a concept album of sorts; a guide to an upside-down world illustrated across 21 insightful chapters of firsthand know-how of the terrain, wildlife, and social customs of our parallel universe, rife with hallucinatory images of killer eels, magic spells, and people on the run, peppered among anecdotes, recipes, survival tips, warnings, maps, drawings, and more.
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Aesop Rock

Aesop Rock Presents: The Bobcat Challenge

The Suitcase Junket is the moniker for multi-instrumentalist Matt Lorenz, who crafts or salvages most of the instruments that he performs live and on his albums. Aided by production from Steve Berlin of Los Lobos, Lorenz’s new release The End is New is musically diverse and lyrically dense with meaning. From environmentalism and the politicization of climate change to coping with loss and the unrelenting news cycle, The End Is New is a testament to Lorenz’s endless inventiveness and finding a deeper, more refined sound with each new album.
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The Suitcase Junket

The End is New

Not a lot of indie rockers have a side gig as an ortho/neuro nurse, but there’s nothing typical about Lindsey Radice, aka PYNKIE. The New Jersey native brings her own distinct style, work ethic, and personality to her nursing and music career alike. Following Radice’s first, self-produced album neoteny, “one of the coolest, most infectiously charming debut LPs of 2018” [Gorilla Vs. Bear],  #37 is an absolute joy of a record, a tour through Radice’s own sunlit world. For #37, Radice decamped on her days off of nursing to a small studio in Rockaway Beach, Queens with bandmates John Messina and Josh Bartsch rounding out the lineup. They would meet whenever Radice’s nursing schedule would allow for it to experiment and find the perfect sound.
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PYNKIE

PYNKIE Talks Nursing at the Height of the Pandemic

Friendship Commanders is a melodic heavy duo from Nashville TN comprised of vocalist/guitarist Buick Audra and drummer/bassist Jerry Roe. The band recently released two new singles, &#8220;Stonechild&#8221; and &#8220;Your Reign Is Over.&#8221; The new singles follow their Spring 2020 EP, Hold On To Yourself∫, and were mixed and mastered by the same team of Kurt Ballou and Brad Boatright. While there is a sonic through-line, &#8220;Stonechild” and “Your Reign Is Over” cover new territory for the band. The music still occupies a heavy space, but the vocal presentations and energies vary, as do the subjects.

Friendship Commanders

On The Tragic, Unjust Death of Stonechild Chiefstick

Nané is an indie R&amp;B outfit from Austin, Texas. Called Nané as a term of endearment by his family in the Dominican Republic, Daniel Sahad determined the band’s name with a communal approach in mind – when you call him Nané, you’re family too. The band originally formed in 2016 at The University of Texas at Austin where Sahad and guitarist, Ian Green first started playing and writing together. Nané rose quickly on the Austin music scene, playing a series of sold-out shows in front of the shimmering curtains of Stay Gold and in their first year as a band, they headlined for crowds of over 1,200 people, as well as opened shows for Black Pumas and Bob Schneider among others.
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