Review: Adrianne Lenker Releases "Fool"

by Peter Källman
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Adrianne Lenker has released a drumless and bassless banger titled "Fool." This track would go well over the melting winter snow and a cup of tea. Along with the track follows a video—an extremely wholesome video. The video captures a group of people in cowboy hats dancing weirdly and freely to the track. It also has dogs living their best life. The video goes very well with the song. If you are a regular fan of Adrianne Lenker, you might find that her voice and melodic soul are very well represented in this song, but the instrumentation is a bit different to what you have heard before. Anyhow, it all comes together very well.

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Jess Kellie Adams Releases New Video for "Hold On To Me"

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Jess Kellie Adams' official video for her track, "Hold On To Me" is now out, the video made its premiere yesterday and is available on Jess' socials and YouTube. This high-speed music video was directed by Bryson Sams of TapeSlate Productions, co-produced by Dean Sams, and shot at Highland Rim Speedway located in Millersville, TN. Jess’ love interest in the video is played by Cam Payne, a TikTok influencer with over 1.4 Million followers.

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The Final Departure by Zi: A Journey of Raw, Melancholic Reflections

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In an era where the music industry is saturated with ephemeral trends and fleeting sounds, "the final departure" emerges as a profound testament to the enduring power of storytelling through music. The last of the trilogy, solely written and produced by Zi, is a heartbreaking yet hopeful testament to the experience of life and a journey of living with ambivalence. It reflects on love, loss, and longing with a profound honesty and vulnerability.

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David Vito Gregoli and Lissa Coffey Release Their New Album: East Meets West in an Uplifting Universal Musical Reminder That 'We Share the Moon'

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What happens when East meets West in music these days? We end up with a poignant and universal reminder that “We Share The Moon” and more. Renowned music producer, guitarist, and composer, Vito David Gregoli, and songwriter and best-selling author, Lissa Coffey, have teamed up once again to bring us this refreshingly universal ten-track album, “We Share The Moon: Inspired Love Songs,” featuring several outstanding vocal performances by Leela Ladnier. 

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The Roots & Live Nation Urban Announce “Roots Picnic” 2024

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Delivering a musical and cultural experience without comparison, GRAMMY® Award-winning multi-platinum hip-hop luminaries The Roots and Live Nation Urban proudly present the 2024 installment of “Roots Picnic.” The two-day festival returns to its longtime home of The Mann in Fairmount Park in Philadelphia, PA on Saturday and Sunday, June 1-2, 2024. Building anticipation, the Roots Picnic alumni presale goes live on Tuesday, February 20th at 10 AM ET, while general on-sale begins Friday, February 23rd at 10 AM ET. Weekend tickets and VIP packages will be available here.

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Dua Lipa - Training Season (review)

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Dua Lipa is back with another banging hit titled 'Training Season.' Dua Lipa is continuing to push for her title for Queen of Pop, and I would say if she isn’t there already, she is getting closer every day. Following the release of her hit 'Houdini,' she continues in the same fashion with extremely catchy love-themed songs with a little bit of a twist to them. The track 'Houdini' was perfectly simple, like so simple and catchy that you can’t even imagine how much work went into making it that way. The theme of 'Training Season' is that of Dua Lipa searching for the right partner. She is stating her needs and requirements and seems sort of fed up with the whole process of trying to find someone who can truly appreciate her. The featured music video goes hand in hand with this, and I highly recommend you to watch it. It basically shows a lot of men trying to get Dua’s attention, but it seems all of them fail.

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Watch Jess Glynne's new video for single "Enough"

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Today, Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter Jess Glynne unveils her latest intimate single "Enough," accompanied by the announcement of a poignant music video premiering on YouTube at 12:00 PM (GMT). Additionally, Glynne shares details about her highly anticipated third studio album "JESS," slated for release on April 26th via EMI Records (watch video below).

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Celebrated Country Artist Lainey Wilson Drops Fresh Track "Country’s Cool Again"

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Lainey Wilson, the rising country star, has just unveiled her latest single, "Country’s Cool Again," in anticipation of her upcoming international tour. Beginning in Melbourne next month, the tour will traverse various European countries in April. Co-written by 'Heart Wranglers' Trannie Anderson and Dallas Wilson, along with Wilson's band leader Aslan Freeman, and produced by Jay Joyce, the track blends Southern charm with elements of Rock, Americana, and Country. Serving as a heartfelt tribute to 90s Country, "Country’s Cool Again" reflects Wilson's roots and journey in the industry. Wilson expresses her excitement for the release, noting its resonance with her personal story and the unwavering support of her fans. As she prepares for the tour, Wilson eagerly anticipates the energy of live performances, where audiences are sure to sing along to the infectious melodies of "Country’s Cool Again."

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Girl In Red - Too Much (Review)

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Girl in Red has just dropped her latest track, titled "Too Much". The accompanying video portrays a couple ensnared in a silent conflict, one desperately seeking attention from the other but failing to garner it, leading them to feel overwhelmed by their own presence.

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Caity Baser - I'm A Problem (Review)

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The artist Caity Baser has just released a new track titled “I’m A Problem”, and long with the track follows a music video. The song is a poppy, anthemic tune about not adhering to what anyone is trying to think you should be. Caity is showing that she is her own artist and throughout the whole song, she is swinging little jabs at internet trolls etc. I think that this trope is something that most artists explore at some point. However, most people do it a bit more low key, where they don’t expressively make whole songs about it with such blunt language. This is why Caity’s rendition is actually really refreshing, straight to the point. It seemed like I was going another direction, but I appreciate the bluntness here - more power to her. 

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Q&A: Corey Kent Talks New Song "This Heart," Touring with Ashley McBryde, & Upcoming Shows

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Corey Kent, originally from Oklahoma and now based in Texas, is a rising star in the country music scene. With over 625 million career streams and a Platinum selling status, Kent is gathering momentum with both industry insiders and fans alike. In 2023, he earned recognition as a CMT Listen Up Artist and was named a Pandora Artist to Watch. He also secured spots in The Opry Next Stage Class of 2023 and the Sirius XM Class of 2022. His impressive achievements include a nomination for the AIMP Nashville Country Awards in the category of AIMP Rising Artist-Writer of the Year.

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Owl City - Boston (Review)

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Owl City releases a new track titled "Boston". This track is about love and starting over in a different town. What is more satisfying than listening to a one-man band where that one-man has absolutely mastered the art of making satisfying synth sounds and catchy melodies? Well, I can think of a few, but it is pretty darn high up there. The song "Boston" sort of starts in a “classic” Owl City fashion, from what I can remember, with the cute synths modified to perfection and an overall bubbly feeling. It is an interesting track because the sonics really follow along with the story. The first part, being more of a lament about how one part in a relationship feels left out and unloved. When the narrative breaks over and the character starts considering the freedoms that go along with moving to another city, all the musical elements change. We introduce distorted guitars, rebellious pop-punk vocals, and much more. I would say this switch-up makes sense, and it is appreciated that someone put so much thought into their song. Just like how getting up and moving to a new city all of a sudden would be a bit shocking, the rock elements kick in at the same time as that lyric starts supporting that shocking feeling.

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