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Three Track Week: Signals #5
From self-address and cultural friction to identity sustained across time Not every act of self-definition sounds the same. This week's Three Track Week: Signals #5 selection brings together three independent artists: UK pop artist Starling, cult lounge-pop act Love Jones, and Berlin-based psych-disco trio Zoon Phonanta, each at a distinct point in their practice and each working through a different relationship between voice, language and identity. Rather than converging aro
Raven
May 74 min read
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On This Track: Weekend Listening #12
Five new releases about attachment, change, uncertainty and the messy space in between. Some songs are about knowing exactly where you stand. Others are much more interested in what happens when you don't. This week's On This Track: Weekend Listening 12 moves through that uncertainty in very different ways. Ra Ra Viper's new album "Ra Ra" captures the feeling of moving forward while trying to hold onto the people and places that shaped you, while personalheartbreaker and Some
Anne
2 days ago6 min read
On This Track: Midweek Listening #9
Five new discoveries looking at anxiety, burnout, intimacy, political awareness and the strange ways music helps us make sense of the world around us. Music does not always have to be explicitly political to tell us something about the time we're living in. Sometimes it is there in a song about a relationship, in the exhaustion of touring, or in the feeling that the world outside has become too much to process. This week's On This Track: Midweek Listening 9 brings together fi
Anne
4 days ago6 min read
Three Track Week: Signals #15
Three songs that turn vulnerability, self-doubt and the fight for self-preservation into different forms of sound. This week’s Three Track Week Signals 15 moves between raw hardcore, futuristic post-punk and cinematic indie. Soul Glo turn vulnerability and Black identity into a physical release on “February Theory”, M(h)aol confront the contradictions of self-acceptance on “Scam Manifesto”, while CA in LA explore the quiet struggle of self-preservation with “Waking Up”. Soul
Anne
Sep 116 min read
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