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Ari White

Ari White

Hey, I’m Ari a music writer drawn to songs that linger, challenge, and spark something unexpected. I study journalism and explore how pop music connects with identity, culture, and emotion not just heartbreak or queer love, but the full spectrum of what it means to feel deeply. My work blends personal insight with sharp observation, spotlighting artists who shift conversations and leave a mark.

Reneé Rapp © Zora Sicher
Columns, Music, Today's SongJuly 28, 2025<July 28, 2025

Reneé Rapp’s “Why Is She Still Here?” Is a Seductive Reckoning with Being Second Best

sombr "we never dated" © 2025
Columns, Music, Today's SongJuly 23, 2025<July 23, 2025

Today’s Song: sombr’s “We Never Dated” Hurts in All the Quiet Ways of Unspoken Love

Towa Bird © courtesy of Interscope Records
Columns, Music, Today's SongJuly 12, 2025<July 12, 2025

Today’s Song: Towa Bird’s “FML” Is a Queer Anthem That Laughs, Loves, & Bleeds in Color

Recent Posts

  • “Music Is Meant to Feel Human”: Berlin’s Paul Holland Melts Time into a Dreamy Haze on His Spellbinding Debut ‘SUNFLOWER’ July 30, 2026
  • “Hey Steve, Who Broke Your Heart?”: Medium Build Humanizes the Emotionally Unavailable Man on “Home Depot” July 30, 2026
  • “It’s Easy to Lose Sight of What’s Real”: Essence Martins Reclaims Presence on “Can We All Slow Down,” a Soul-Stirring Reminder to Reconnect with the World July 30, 2026
  • “I No Longer Have the Privilege to Be Ambiguous”: Genesis Owusu Is Rallying Against a World in Disarray with ‘REDSTAR WU & THE WORLDWIDE SCOURGE’ July 30, 2026
  • “Being in a State of Transit Shakes Things Up”: Parlour Magic Bring a World of Influence Home with the Absorbing Synthpop of ‘The Embassy’ July 30, 2026
  • ‘elements’: An Essay by MALLRATS’ Craig Campbell July 29, 2026
  • “Some Things Have to Break”: Nigel Godrich and Dhani Harrison Take Flight as Dragonflies with Spellbinding Debut Single “Slower” July 29, 2026
  • “If You Can’t Laugh, Then You’ll Cry”: My Giddy Aunt Rally Against Collapse on “Always Something Falling Apart,” a Protest Anthem for an Uncertain Future July 29, 2026
  • “A Bow of Optimism”: Al Nicol Bathes Hope in Sweet, Soul-Stirring Light on “Blue Stained Glass” ft. lighthearted July 29, 2026
  • “A Bit Frantic and Sometimes Sweet”: Brisbane’s Radium Dolls Bottle Heartbreak, Pressure, & Raw Release into Sweaty Rock ‘n’ Roll July 28, 2026
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