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Adrian Vargas

Adrian Vargas

Adrian is a 2017 Florida State University graduate where he focused on editing, writing, and media. He is now living in Brooklyn, New York. Adrian works as a digital marketer, but music and all that goes into it continues to be a passion of his. You may find Adrian wandering around the city aimlessly (more than likely lost) or at home watching anime, movies, or reading anything sci-fi related. He can also make a dang good plate of shrimp scampi.

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“But At Least We Had Music”: A Conversation with Rodrigo y Gabriela

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“Music Is My Mother Tongue”: A Conversation with Sofiane Pamart

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Today’s Song: Diving Into the Folly of the High Life with Ellie Bleach’s “Doing Really Well Thanks”

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Premiere: Jazzy & Heartfelt, Florie Namir Creates Splendor on “Piece of My Soul”

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Interview: Hands Down Shines on Debut Album ‘Paintroller’

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