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Josh Weiner

Josh Weiner

I am a Washington, DC native and graduate of Tufts University and Georgetown University. I have been a contributing writer for Atwood Magazine since spring 2015.

AFSHeen © 2021
Interviews, MusicFebruary 4, 2021<February 3, 2021

Interview with AFSHeeN: An Electronica Expert Who’s Eager to Offer You Some ‘HAPPY TUNES’

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Review: Inverness, Anthony Russo, & Kang Daniel Conjure a Marvelous “State of Wonder” in the Studio

Essential Rap Songs that Celebrate the Fight for Black Liberation
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Essential Rap Songs that Celebrate the Fight for Black Liberation

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Interview: You Can Find Tunng in Da ‘DEAD CLUB’

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Today’s Song: Raff Pylon & Snoop Dogg Give Us a “Christmas in California” Worth Celebrating

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Today’s Song: Nebraska Rapper JVCKJ Spins Heartbreak into Moving Music on “You Lie”

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Our Take: Kid Cudi Crafts a Fitting Final Chapter to His Trilogy with ‘Man on the Moon III: The Chosen’

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Our Take: Megan Thee Stallion Swiftly Claims Dominance in the Rap World on Debut LP, “Good News.”

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Interview: Nané Is an Energetic Texas Group with One Album in the Bag & Sights Set on Further Ambitions

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A Conversation with Nu Deco Ensemble: An Innovative Orchestra Making Waves in Miami

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Interview with Terrell Morris: Hip-Hop Up-and-Comer Gets Musical & Vulnerable on Eclectic Debut ‘Lavender’

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Interviews, MusicDecember 4, 2020<February 24, 2025

A Conversation with George Holliday: Friendships, Creative Ties, & Memorable Music All “Made on the Road”

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Interview: Young, Ambitious Midwestern Singer Shi la Rosa Gears Up For Forthcoming EP

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Our Take: Clipping. Come Out Swinging & Unsettling on ‘Visions of Bodies Being Burned’

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Interview with Kasbo: A Swedish EDM Producer Making Paracosms Like None Other

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