9.9 Debut, Features, Interviews, Music, Reviews, Track-by-TrackFebruary 26, 2021<February 26, 2021 “Moving, Ethereal, & Intimate”: Jackson Wooten Dives into his Breathtaking Debut Album ‘A New Child’ by Mitch Mosk
Black History Month, Features, Interviews, MusicFebruary 26, 2021<October 5, 2021 Interview: Adrian Younge Dives into His Powerful ‘The American Negro’ Project for Black History Month by Mitch Mosk
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Music, Reviews, This Just InFebruary 26, 2021<February 26, 2021 Maisie Peters Stuns with Delightfully Real Pop-Bop “John Hughes Movie” by Kelly McCafferty Dorogy
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Columns, Music, Weekly RoundupFebruary 26, 2021<February 26, 2021 Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: February 26, 2021 by Atwood Magazine Staff
Black History Month, Music, VideoFebruary 26, 2021<March 2, 2021 “Black Boy Joy Freedom of Expression”: AUGUST 08 Shares His Intimate Film, ‘EMOTIONAL CUH’ by Guest Writer
Music, PremieresFebruary 26, 2021<February 26, 2021 Premiere: Manchester’s Foxglove Soar with Sweet Fervor on “Give It Up” by Mitch Mosk
Columns, Music, Today's SongFebruary 26, 2021<February 26, 2021 Today’s Song: Ivy Sole’s “Name It” Is a Slow, Stripped Anthem for Lovers & Fighters by Lowndes Commander
Columns, Music, Today's SongFebruary 25, 2021<February 25, 2021 New York Native Olive Louise Charms with an Exhilarating, Childlike Quality in “Nothing’s the Same” by Chloe Robinson
Black History Month, MusicFebruary 25, 2021<February 25, 2021 “Good Trouble”: Ruby Amanfu & Leigh Nash Dive into Their Hopeful, Heartfelt Duet for Black History Month by Guest Writer
Black History MonthFebruary 25, 2021<February 25, 2021 “On Police Brutality Across the World in 2020”: An Essay by Idris Lawal by Guest Writer
Black History Month, MusicFebruary 25, 2021<February 25, 2021 Pentatonix’s Matt Sallee Shares His Top 5 Musical Influences for Black History Month by Guest Writer
Black History Month, MusicFebruary 25, 2021<February 25, 2021 “The Boy Who Loved Pop”: An Essay by VINCINT by Guest Writer
Music, Premieres, Reviews, Track-by-TrackFebruary 25, 2021<February 25, 2021 Premiere: Animal Years Revel in Folk Rock Glory in ‘This Is Part One of an Album Called Animal Years’ by Mitch Mosk
For the Love of Music
For the Love of Music
