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“There’s Heaven in the Suburbs”: Gang of Youths Bask in the Joy of Becoming on “Things Take Time,” a Golden-Hued Ode to Patience and Possibility
byGang of Youths have reemerged glowing on the serene “Things Take Time,” a buoyant, golden-hued meditation on patience, transformation, and the sacred hiding inside ordinary life. Speaking with Atwood Magazine, Tom Hobden and Jung Kim reflect on the years of living that shaped the song, the restraint defining its sound, and the creative evolution carrying the Australian band toward their forthcoming fourth album, ‘Compañero.’
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Friendship, Laughter, & Harmony: Tiny Habits Set Themselves Free on ‘Keepers,’ a Colorful Portrait of Living and Loving Out Loud
byTiny Habits are doing what they love with the people they love most. Bolder, brighter, and more playful than ever, the trio embrace a wider musical world on their spellbinding sophomore album ‘Keepers,’ carrying their exquisite harmonies into buoyant pop and soulful R&B while exploring the complications of love, family, and identity. In conversation with Atwood Magazine, Cinya Khan, Judah Mayowa, and Maya Rae open up about the intimate stories behind their songs, the creative freedom they’ve discovered, and the extraordinary friendship at the heart of it all.
