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Maggie McHale

Maggie McHale

Maggie is a writer for Atwood Magazine, currently living in Philadelphia. She also works as a music manager and cultural liaison via her management company, PBG MGMT. She is heavily involved in the arts and music scene in the City of Brotherly Love, working previously for as a digital marketer for Fame House, a Universal Music Group subsidiary, and as a staff writer for JUMP Magazine. A self-proclaimed “hug enthusiast” and dog lover, Maggie also enjoys fashion, travel, the paranormal, and drinking way too much coffee.

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Features, Interviews, MusicFebruary 23, 2018<February 23, 2018

On Being Genuine and Just Figuring It Out: A Conversation with The Ready Set

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Premiere: “Between Us,” The Fontaines Have Mastered the Art of Loveless Storytelling

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This Just In: Juice Are Sweeter Than Ever with “Sugar”

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This Just In: ‘The Crown’ Marks Oli Hannaford’s Magnificent Return

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A Lot of Debauchery: A Conversation with Rad Horror

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Premiere: Clarian Explore the Extraordinary in “Under the Gun”

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Music You Should Know: TENDER Explore Peace and Discord Through ‘Modern Addiction’

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This Just In: PHANGS Can’t Take His “Eyes Off You”

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Embracing the Present: A Conversation with Zhao

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Video Premiere: The Jawn Are Here for a “Good Time”

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All Things Must Pass: A Conversation with Dan Croll

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It’s Chaos, but It Works: Our Take on Grizzly Bear’s ‘Painted Ruins’

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Interviews, MusicAugust 16, 2017<August 16, 2017

Staying Focused on the Bigger Picture: A Conversation with Night Drive

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In Charge of Their Own Fate: A Conversation with The Maine

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Making Pop Songs from Left Field: A Conversation with Small Reactions

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