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Sydney is a staff writer at Atwood Magazine. She studies journalism in San Diego, California, and mostly reports on arts and culture. Talk to her on Twitter (@syderature) or Instagram (@syd.oh).

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Columns, Music, Nostalgia TracksFebruary 1, 2018<February 1, 2018

Nostalgia Tracks: “Ain’t No Sunshine” Endures as Bill Withers’ Most Simplistically Brilliant Song

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Music, Our Take, ReviewsJanuary 11, 2018<January 11, 2018

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Today’s Song: Charlotte Day Wilson’s Solo Return Gracefully Booms with “Doubt”

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Debut, Music, Music Videos, PremieresOctober 24, 2017<October 24, 2017

Video Premiere: “Dream World” is Giovanna’s Purple Calm After the Storm

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FEATURE: Oshin Dives Deep into Purposeful Experimental Pop

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Today’s Song: NAO’s “Nostalgia” is a Long-Awaited Comeback

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Joywave © Mary Ellen Matthews
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Feeling Content in a Cloudy Sea of Content: A Conversation with Joywave

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Today’s Song: On Kelsey Bulkin’s “Andromeda,” Personal Galaxies Are to Be Conquered

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