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Jordan Catagnus

Jordan Catagnus

Jordan Catagnus is a writer, performer, musician, and music lover from suburban Pennsylvania. Jordan graduated from Muhlenberg College in 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and was very active in the theatre and music communities there. Jordan performs regularly in the Greater Pennsylvania Area both as a singer and actor, and spends much of his time exploring his passions for music history, popular culture, film and literature. His favorite artists include Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, and Van Morrison, as well as a variety of others from different eras, backgrounds and styles. He’s always on the hunt for the next great record, and can’t wait to discover the world’s great up-and-coming artists on his journey as a writer with Atwood.

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Columns, Music, Today's SongNovember 24, 2021<November 24, 2021

Today’s Song: Colleen Green Dissects Modern Relationships on Punky “How Much Should You Love a Husband?”

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Music, Our Take, ReviewsJanuary 13, 2021<January 13, 2021

Our Take: Neil Young Wistfully Digs Up His Past On Lost Album “Homegrown”

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Features, Interviews, MusicDecember 14, 2020<December 14, 2020

Interview with The Flaming Lips: ‘American Head’, Facing Mortality, & the Healing Power of Music

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Features, Music, Premieres, Reviews, Track-by-TrackNovember 12, 2020<November 12, 2020

Album Premiere: The Brummies Find Artistic Evolution Through Familiar Sounds on Longing Sophomore LP ‘Automatic World’

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Columns, Music, Today's SongOctober 20, 2020<October 20, 2020

Today’s Song: Deradoorian Takes You on a Mystical Journey of Self-Discovery with “Corsican Shores”

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Columns, Music, Today's SongOctober 1, 2020<September 26, 2020

Today’s Song: Love Fame Tragedy Explores Anxiety & Impulsivity in Modern Relationships on “5150”

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