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Three Track Week #23: Becoming Someone Else
How Music Questions The Person We Think We Are Not every version of ourselves is one we choose. Sometimes change is shaped by loss, sometimes by time, and sometimes by the restless search for connection. This week Three Track Week #23, Fiddlehead, Ken Burgan and DICE each approach the idea of becoming someone else from a different perspective. Listen to this week’s Three Track Week #23 selection. This week’s tracks are available in our playlist INDIENOXZINE | Selections, upda
Anne
2 days ago5 min read
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Three Track Week #23: Becoming Someone Else
How Music Questions The Person We Think We Are Not every version of ourselves is one we choose. Sometimes change is shaped by loss, sometimes by time, and sometimes by the restless search for connection. This week Three Track Week #23, Fiddlehead, Ken Burgan and DICE each approach the idea of becoming someone else from a different perspective. Listen to this week’s Three Track Week #23 selection. This week’s tracks are available in our playlist INDIENOXZINE | Selections, upda
Anne
2 days ago5 min read
On This Track #29: Kaia Drell - "i took back my skin"
When Letting Go Means Finding Yourself Again Breakups are often framed as stories about losing another person. Less often are they understood as stories about losing ourselves. Relationships inevitably reshape identity, quietly influencing how people think, behave and see the world until it becomes difficult to separate who they are from who they have been with. When those relationships end, healing is rarely just about moving on. It is also about rediscovering the parts of y
Raven
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On This Track #28: Brazen Barbie - "Keep It On The Playground”
When Bullying Doesn't End With Childhood Bullying is often treated as something people eventually outgrow. It belongs to school playgrounds, childhood memories and awkward teenage years, safely left behind as adulthood promises greater maturity. Reality is rarely that simple. The desire to exclude, belittle or control others frequently survives long after childhood ends, merely adopting more socially acceptable forms. Gossip replaces taunts, prejudice replaces cliques, and mi
Raven
3 days ago2 min read
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