50 Artists to Watch in 2026
Discover the rising stars, boundary-pushers, fearless storytellers, and undeniable new voices set to take over our speakers and shape the year in music Read our featureHEADLINES
“Dancing with the Sacred Wound”: Rosina Buck Reflects on Transforming Pain into Art for International Women’s Day
“The Mercurial, Missing Music of Motherhood”: An Essay by Sailing Stones for International Women’s Day
“Some Voices Do Not Fade”: The I AM PROUD Collective Honors Sojourner Truth’s Enduring Legacy for International Women’s Day
“We Live, We Learn, We Love”: David Keenan on Irish Storytelling, Belonging, and the Human Struggle Behind ‘Modern Mythologies’
“I’m First and Foremost a Traveler”: Gabi Hartmann’s Mesmerizing Voice Carries Wonder, Fragility, and a World of Sound
Editor's Picks
Editor's Picks 148: MARIS, Brigitte Calls Me Baby, midori jaeger, Brown Horse, Hayden Everett, & Happy Landing!
The best new music, curated by Atwood's Editor-in-Chief! Read More2026 New Music Releases & Upcoming Albums
Check back here for our up-to-date calendar of the albums, EPs, mixtapes, & projects we're anticipating and excited about in 2026! Dive in!THE BEST OF 2025
Atwood's Artists to Watch in 2025!
ATWOOD MAGAZINE'S 2025 ARTISTS TO WATCH
get to know the 50+ artists on our radar this year! Read the full feature!
50 YEARS OF HIP-HOP
Atwood Magazine’s staff celebrates hip-hop's 50th anniversary with a special feature and accompanying playlist diving deep into its music, its history, and its indelible impact on culture. Check it out!Recent Articles
“Dancing with the Sacred Wound”: Rosina Buck Reflects on Transforming Pain into Art for International Women’s Day
byIn this lyrical, reflective essay, songwriter and poet Rosina Buck explores the ‘sacred wound’ and the alchemy through which the wounds we carry transform into art, empathy, connection, and offering – and how, in loving these fractured parts of ourselves, we cannot help but return to our innate humanness.
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“We Live, We Learn, We Love”: David Keenan on Irish Storytelling, Belonging, and the Human Struggle Behind ‘Modern Mythologies’
byIrish artist David Keenan reflects on the inspiration behind his fourth album ‘Modern Mythologies,’ the joy of making music, and his relationship with his hometown of Dundalk on the Irish border.
