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Heleen Weber

Heleen Weber

Heleen Weber is a media management student based in Cologne, Germany. If she’s not at university, you might find her traveling across Europe chasing gigs and sweaty dance floors, where she’s seen music change lives – her own included. Otherwise, she’s likely practicing her latte art, shooting on film, or adding to a Notes app entry titled “album reviews,” now so large it has a habit of crashing her phone.

Pleasure Systems 'Leave It in the Sand' © Eve Alpert 7.9
Music, Our Take, ReviewsJune 15, 2026<June 15, 2026

Our Take: Pleasure Systems Returns More Hopeful Than Ever with Sophomore Album ‘Leave It in the Sand’

Fred again.. and Jamie T "Lights Burn Dimmer" © Theo Batterham
Columns, Music, Today's SongJune 7, 2026<June 7, 2026

“There’s a Lot of Hope in This Lyric”: Fred again.. and Jamie T Reframe Darkness into Light on “Lights Burn Dimmer”

Harry Styles © Johnny Dufort
Columns, Music, Today's SongApril 7, 2026<April 6, 2026

“It’s all waiting there for you”: Harry Styles Captures the Beauty of Music Discovery & Offers an Outlook on Life Itself on “Carla’s Song”

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