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Alexandra Graber

Alexandra Graber

I am a journalist, writer, creative marketing specialist, and an avid supporter of local music and DIY. I tend to push boundaries, socially and politically. I can be found in Brooklyn at live shows, museums, cluelessly taking film photos around the city, or at the most inexpensive yoga studio in Williamsburg. I am always open to connect with like-minded individuals and not so like-minded individuals.

THICK at Alphaville © Nicole Almeida
Features, Festival, Music, Playlists, ReviewsJune 18, 2018<June 18, 2018

The 9 Best Bands We Saw at Northside 2018

Omni © Sebastian Weiss
Features, Interviews, MusicJune 1, 2018<June 1, 2018

Musical Wit and a Lack of Digital Tact: A Conversation with Omni

Las Rosas © Alexandra Graber
Features, Interviews, MusicMay 3, 2018<May 3, 2018

A Dance in the Right Direction: A Conversation with Las Rosas

Sunflower Bean © Andy DeLuca
Features, Interviews, MusicApril 19, 2018<April 19, 2018

Interview with Sunflower Bean: On the Human Experience and Reacting to Energy

Stuyedeyed © Alexandra Graber, 2018
Features, Interviews, MusicApril 12, 2018<April 13, 2018

Interview with Stuyedeyed: Accountability, Humanity, and the Death of Ego

Honduras © Jeremy Cohen
Interviews, MusicMarch 28, 2018<March 28, 2018

Sticking to Roots While Constantly Evolving: A Conversation with Honduras

Twentytwo In Blue - Sunflower Bean
Music, Our Take, ReviewsMarch 23, 2018<March 23, 2018

Our Take: Sunflower Bean Blossom on ‘Twentytwo in Blue’

Sunflower Bean © Hollie Fernando
Columns, Music, Today's SongMarch 14, 2018<March 14, 2018

Today’s Song: Sunflower Bean’s “Twentytwo,” a Figurative & Literal Representation of Growth

Jay Som © Ebru Yildiz
Columns, Music, Today's SongFebruary 19, 2018<February 19, 2018

Today’s Song: Jay Som’s “Pirouette” Introduces Us to Her Personal Musings

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever © Warwick Baker
Columns, Music, Today's SongJanuary 31, 2018<January 31, 2018

Today’s Song: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Reimagine Lyrical Structure with “French Press”

Warbly Jets © Moni Haworth
Debut, Music, Our Take, ReviewsOctober 23, 2017<October 23, 2017

Our Take: Catchy Pop Meets ’60s Brit Rock on Warbly Jets’ Debut

Interviews, MusicSeptember 28, 2017<September 28, 2017

Dodging Stereotypes and American Dreaming: A Conversation with Canshaker Pi

Interviews, MusicSeptember 7, 2017<September 8, 2017

A Musical Journey Filled With Compassion and a Non-Passive Attitude: A Conversation with SondorBlue

New Year Dreams - Billy Changer
Columns, Music, Today's SongJuly 26, 2017<July 26, 2017

Today’s Song: Imagining Our New Year’s Eve Kiss to Billy Changer’s “New Year Dreams”

Future Thieves © 2017
Features, Interviews, MusicJuly 18, 2017<July 18, 2017

Interview: Future Thieves Connect the Dots Between Expansion & Minimization

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