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Jonah Evans

Jonah Evans

Jonah's writing is driven by curiosity and a love of storytelling whether it's in music, fiction, or personal narratives . His music reviews aim to illuminate the structure of sound and the motivation of the artists, which establishes the final product. He's always searching for new music, skimming the radio waves, going to live music events as much as possible, and excitedly accepting music recomendations from friends, family, and anyone who says, "Hey, you should check this out!" He resides in Philly and is originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Chartreuse ‘Bless You & Be Well’ © Stewart Baxter
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Smooth Jazz - Che Noir ft. The Other Guys, 37 Spesh
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Chase Petra © Syd Trip
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Escaping Projected Identities, Denying Negativity, and Finding Your Soul on the Other Side in Chase Petra’s “Centrifugal Force”

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