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Sophie Severs

Sophie Severs (she/her) is a music journalist based in New York City. While much of her childhood was spent trying to play music, over the years she has come to the realization that the music industry is much better off when she is writing about it instead. And while writing is her main passion, outside of her life as a journalist, she enjoys hiking, stick and poke tattoos and playing guitar.

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Columns, Music, Today's SongSeptember 19, 2025<September 19, 2025

Today’s Song: Renny Conti Calls a Spade a Spade in “Valley Ford”

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Interviews, Music, PremieresAugust 28, 2025<August 28, 2025

“For My Young Death”: Port Ross’ Heartfelt Reckoning with Mortality

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Interview: Gemma Laurence Grants Amnesty to Her Past and Looks Forward in “Bloodlines”

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‘Nothing Sticks’: Pictoria Vark on Savoring the Moments That Count

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Debut, Features, Interviews, MusicSeptember 19, 2024<September 19, 2024

“Trying to Find My Way”: Musogabi Reaches for the Stars in His Debut Album ‘Cassiopeia’

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Debut, Features, Interviews, MusicJune 7, 2024<June 7, 2024

Interview: Tapping into Wonder, Alisa Amador Embraces Her ‘Multitudes’

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Features, Interviews, MusicApril 19, 2024<April 19, 2024

Interview: Ellie Irwin Battles With Love, Loss, and the “Pill That Won’t Go Down”

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Features, Interviews, MusicJanuary 26, 2024<January 26, 2024

Interview: Raffaella Takes Center Stage in ‘LIVE, RAFF, LOVE (ACT II)’

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Columns, Music, Today's SongOctober 23, 2023<October 23, 2023

Today’s Song: Humm Embrace the Clarity of Solitude Within “Danced Alone (who I am when I’m in love)”

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Essays, Interviews, Music, ReviewsSeptember 29, 2023<September 29, 2023

Doris Club Channels Her “Intuitive, Irrational, Melancholic” Self Within Stunning Ode to Her Mother, ‘There’s Still Time (Side A)’

corner club © Vincent Po
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Today’s Song: corner club Ponder Mortality and the Love We Leave Behind in “when i die”

Jawny © Michael Tyrone Delaney
Debut, Features, Interviews, MusicMay 30, 2023<June 9, 2023

Interview: Why JAWNY Continues to Leave Us “Wide-Eyed, Tongue-Tied”

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Features, Interviews, MusicMay 16, 2023<May 16, 2023

Interview: Making Peace with the Past & Looking to the Future with Pictoria Vark

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Columns, Debut, Music, Today's SongMay 4, 2023<May 4, 2023

Today’s Song: Sadye Explores the Pitfalls of Blind Faith in “Biblical”

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Columns, Meet Our WritersApril 29, 2023<May 6, 2023

Meet Our Writers: Boston’s Sophie Severs!

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