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Music, PremieresMay 31, 2024<November 2, 2025

“Don’t be scared to feel too much”: Bo Baskoro’s “Give You Up” Is a Heartfelt Song About Showing Up for Our Loved Ones

by Mitch Mosk
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Interview: Matthew Koma Talks Astrology, Context, & Winnetka Bowling League’s Debut Album, ‘Sha La La’

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“How One Night Changed Everything”: An Essay by Fiona Grey for Mental Health Awareness Month

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“I’m just a big mess”: NYC’s Closebye Light a Face-Melting Fire on “Pilates,” a Vibey, Emotionally Charged Fever Dream

by Mitch Mosk
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“We are all about shining a light on the difficult times”: Cassia Find a New Groove in ‘Home Soon…,’ a Summery, Sun-Soaked Reverie

by Mitch Mosk
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“Grief Is the Price We Pay for the Love We Share”: An Essay by Jay Putty for Mental Health Awareness Month

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“Finding Balance with Mental Health Amidst the Toxicity of Social Media”: An Essay by I AM SOPHIA for Mental Health Awareness Month

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Interview: Eliza & the Delusionals’ Sun-Kissed, Love-Soaked “Falling for You” Teases a Bold New Era Ahead of Their Sophomore Album

by Mitch Mosk
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Tumbleweed Tunes for All the Old Souls: Calder Allen Talks New Album ‘Dreamers, Drifters, and Hiders’

by Lauren Hicks
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“You’re a chorus, I’m a verse”: Byland’s Hauntingly Beautiful Fever Dream “Two Circles” Aches With an Endless, Heavy Weight

by Mitch Mosk
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“Waco to Hollywood”: An Essay by JD Hinton for Mental Health Awareness Month

by Guest Writer
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“All at once, I’m met with my past”: Abby Holliday Pays “The Price” in Her Cathartic, Achingly Intimate Anthem of Acceptance & Letting Go

by Mitch Mosk
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by Mitch Mosk
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by Aaron Childree
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Peter Cat Recording Co.’s “People Never Change” Disguises Reflective Derision Under a Breezy Concoction of Disco-Inflected Experimentalism

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  • “SWEET LOVE”: Stephen Sanchez Falls Head Over Heels into a Feel-Good, Heart-on-Sleeve Retro-Pop Anthem
  • The Clockworks’ Sophomore Album ‘The Entertainment’ Is Where the Noise Softens and the Truth Slips Through
  • MONSTA X Rework Their English Sound With a More Personal Edge on ‘Unfold’
  • “Chose Faith Instead of Facing the Past”: Brooklyn’s Myra Lee Erupt with “Magpie,” a Feverish, Slow-Burning Indie Rock Reintroduction
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  • “Not what you said, but how you said it”: Charlie Lim Lays Himself Bare on “Nobody’s Home,” a Gut-Wrenching Portrait of Grief and Emotional Reckoning April 3, 2026
  • “SWEET LOVE”: Stephen Sanchez Falls Head Over Heels into a Feel-Good, Heart-on-Sleeve Retro-Pop Anthem April 3, 2026
  • The Clockworks’ Sophomore Album ‘The Entertainment’ Is Where the Noise Softens and the Truth Slips Through April 3, 2026
  • MONSTA X Rework Their English Sound With a More Personal Edge on ‘Unfold’ April 3, 2026
  • “Chose Faith Instead of Facing the Past”: Brooklyn’s Myra Lee Erupt with “Magpie,” a Feverish, Slow-Burning Indie Rock Reintroduction April 2, 2026
  • “I Know How to Hurt Myself on You”: MUNA Turn Heartbreak into Kinetic Euphoria on “Dancing on the Wall” April 2, 2026
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