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Atwood Magazine's 122nd Editor's Picks!
Columns, Editor's Picks, Features, MusicMay 23, 2025<May 23, 2025

Editor’s Picks 122: Medium Build, The Head and the Heart, Hudson Thames, Lola Young, DE’WAYNE, & Jack Garratt!

by Mitch Mosk
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Interviews, MusicMay 22, 2025<May 22, 2025

Interview: Mariel Buckley on “Vending Machines,” Restlessness, and Writing Through the Uncertainty

by Joe Beer
Labit © Erica Hernandez
Columns, Music, Today's SongMay 22, 2025<May 22, 2025

Today’s Song: Labit’s “MANGOES AND RICE” Is a Heartfelt Love Letter to His Filipino-American Identity

by Rachel Leong
Lucie Glang © Eike Higgen
Music, Music Videos, PremieresMay 22, 2025<May 22, 2025

Premiere: Lucie Glang Finds Peace Beneath the Surface in Her Intimate & Enchanting “Underwater Skies”

by Mitch Mosk
Emmanuelle June © Christopher Kazolides
Essays, Mental Health Awareness Month, MusicMay 21, 2025<May 21, 2025

“Not Everyone Deserves Your Story”: A Manifesto for Emotional Sovereignty by Emmanuelle June

by Guest Writer
Volena © Julia Durr
Debut, Features, Interviews, Music, Track-by-TrackMay 21, 2025<May 21, 2025

“This Became a Lifeline”: Volena’s Witchy, Yearning, & Expansive Debut EP Is a Raw Coming-of-Age Reckoning

by Mitch Mosk
Emily Elbert © Shervin Lainez
Music, Music Videos, PremieresMay 21, 2025<May 21, 2025

“Love sing through me”: The Spiritual, Soul-Stirring Surrender of Emily Elbert’s Smoldering “God Is Change”

by Mitch Mosk
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Interviews, Music, Track-by-TrackMay 21, 2025<May 21, 2025

Track-by-Track: From Cool Goths to Childhood Friends, Lostboycrow’s ‘The Sound of God Laughing’ Is an Album of Stories

by Aileen Goos
Charli xcx © Stolen Besos
Music, Reviews, This Just InMay 21, 2025<May 21, 2025

Charli xcx’s “party 4 u”: The Song That Waited to Be Loved Finally Gets Its Spotlight

by Danielle Holian
Jeffers Insley "Honey" © 2025
Columns, Music, Today's SongMay 20, 2025<May 20, 2025

Today’s Song: Jeffers Insley Shines Through the Intimate Raw Soundscapes of “Honey”

by Rachel Leong
Jeff Goldblum Swings Again © Kuba Ryniewicz
Features, Interviews, MusicMay 19, 2025<May 19, 2025

Interview: Jeff Goldblum Swings Again with ‘Still Blooming’

by Sage Bava
Rihanna Smurfs "Friend of Mine" © 2025
Columns, Music, Today's SongMay 19, 2025<May 19, 2025

Today’s Song: Smurfette’s Got a Groove with Rihanna’s “Friend of Mine”

by Danielle Holian
Atwood Magazine's 121st Editor's Picks!
Columns, Editor's Picks, Features, MusicMay 16, 2025<May 16, 2025

Editor’s Picks 121: Vienna Vienna, Petey USA, Tennis, Felly, Self Esteem, & JERUB!

by Mitch Mosk
Rose Betts 'There Is No Ship' © Catie Laffoon
Interviews, MusicMay 16, 2025<May 16, 2025

Rose Betts Builds Emotion-Filled Worlds on Her Lush & Layered Sophomore Album ‘There Is No Ship’

by Aileen Goos
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Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Columns, Essays, MusicMay 16, 2025<May 16, 2025

“I Bring My Own Thread to the Folk Tapestry”: An Essay by Tara Beier for AAPI Heritage Month

by Guest Writer
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Brand New

  • “Your Songs Are Smarter Than You”: Jordan Joy Makes Her Debut with Shimmering Indie Pop Anthem, “Don’t Kill the Vibe”
  • “The Thing About Having Nowhere to Sit, Is You Have to Stand Out”: Kat Cunning Finds Hard-Won Power in “Sore Thumb,” an Open-Hearted Anthem for Queers, Freaks, & Shapeshifters
  • “I Don’t Sleep Anymore”: Harvey Street Turn Sleepless Nights into an Indie Rock Confession on “Insomnia”
  • “We Just Didn’t Wanna Be Lonely”: Bleachers Drift Through Memory-Laced Americana on “the van,” a Softly Cinematic, Road-Worn Reverie
  • “Girls Like Us Like It Loud”: BERENICE Puts Her People Front & Center on “Everybody Loves Italian Girls,” an Irresistible Pop Anthem for Being Seen in Full
  • “I’m a Maximalist at My Core”: Maya Engen Arrives Breathtaking and Unafraid with “Fool,” a Soulfully Smoldering Debut That Finds Power in Feeling Everything
  • “I’ma Gonna Tell You How It Is”: A Good Hard Look At Primus’ ‘A Handful of Nuggs’ EP

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  • “Your Songs Are Smarter Than You”: Jordan Joy Makes Her Debut with Shimmering Indie Pop Anthem, “Don’t Kill the Vibe” June 1, 2026
  • “The Thing About Having Nowhere to Sit, Is You Have to Stand Out”: Kat Cunning Finds Hard-Won Power in “Sore Thumb,” an Open-Hearted Anthem for Queers, Freaks, & Shapeshifters June 1, 2026
  • “I Don’t Sleep Anymore”: Harvey Street Turn Sleepless Nights into an Indie Rock Confession on “Insomnia” May 31, 2026
  • “We Just Didn’t Wanna Be Lonely”: Bleachers Drift Through Memory-Laced Americana on “the van,” a Softly Cinematic, Road-Worn Reverie May 30, 2026
  • “Girls Like Us Like It Loud”: BERENICE Puts Her People Front & Center on “Everybody Loves Italian Girls,” an Irresistible Pop Anthem for Being Seen in Full May 29, 2026
  • “I’m a Maximalist at My Core”: Maya Engen Arrives Breathtaking and Unafraid with “Fool,” a Soulfully Smoldering Debut That Finds Power in Feeling Everything May 29, 2026
  • “I’ma Gonna Tell You How It Is”: A Good Hard Look At Primus’ ‘A Handful of Nuggs’ EP May 29, 2026
  • “I Think the Dance Floor Is Dead”: Charli xcx’s “Rock Music” Is a Kick-Off into a Dauntless Idea, But Not a Pivot May 29, 2026
  • Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: May 29, 2026 May 29, 2026
  • Finding the Way Back: Hudson Ingram on Nostalgia, Growth, and ‘The Long Way Home’ May 28, 2026
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