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Mitch Mosk

Mitch Mosk

Mitch is the Editor-in-Chief of Atwood Magazine and a 2014 graduate from Tufts University, where he pursued his passions of music and psychology. He currently works at Universal Music Group in New York City. In his off hours, Mitch may be found songwriting, wandering about one of New York's many neighborhoods, or writing an article on your next favorite artist for Atwood. Mitch's words of wisdom to fellow musicians and music lovers are thus: Keep your eyes open and never stop exploring. No matter where you go, what you do or who you are with, you can always learn something new and inspire something amazing. Say hi here: mitch[at]atwoodmagazine[dot]com

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Interviews, Music, PremieresApril 21, 2026<April 22, 2026

“Didn’t Capture the Night”: sundayclub Blur the Line Between Living & Remembering on “Camera Shy,” a Dreamy Indie Pop Rush of Memory & Modern Self-Awareness

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“Purpose. Momentum. Movement. Freedom”: LIFE Charge Forward on “The Dollywaggon,” a Feverish Post-Punk Leap into the Unknown

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Columns, Music, Today's SongApril 19, 2026<April 18, 2026

“It’s an Ugly Old Trick to View ‘Different’ as Dangerous”: Luke Beling Humanizes the Immigrant Experience on “Just Like Your Mama,” an Urgent Protest Song

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Alemeda © Marika Rose Gold
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