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“If You Have Life, You Should Celebrate It”: Bad With Phones Channels Grief into a Propulsive Celebration of Life on “Human”
bySouth London-based artist Bad With Phones transforms devastating loss into motion on “Human,” an aching, propulsive celebration of life that carries grief, memory, and hard-won liberation.
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“I Learned How to Speak My Mind”: Grace Ives on Independence, Inner Critics, and Her Bold, Restless Third Album, ‘Girlfriend’
byFive months after the release of her outstanding, critically acclaimed third album ‘Girlfriend,’ Brooklyn-based pink-haired pop star Grace Ives sits down with Atwood Magazine to discuss independence, codependence, and the ever-present inner critic.
