new music monday
Moonrise Nation’s New Album Will Keep You Up At Night
“Glamour Child” is a force to be reckoned with.
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Busting the Boys’ Club: Harlœ’s Leading a Music Revolution
Only six women have been nominated in the Grammys “Producer of the Year” category.
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New Music Monday: Violet Days Achieves Her Childhood Dream On “I’m a Dreamer”
“I’m a Dreamer” chronicles her journey from singing in her bedroom to performing in front of thousands.
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New Music Monday: The Franklys on Sexism in the Music Industry
The United Kingdom-based rock quartet is using their music to call attention to the ways the music business mistreats women.
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New Music Monday: Em & the Fates Subvert the Male Gaze in “Prey”
Em & the Fates have been using a combination of live instrumentation, harmonies, and modern feminist lyrics to build a growing fan base.
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New Music Monday: SHEL on Teaching Women How to Be Fearless
SHEL creates soothing music that speaks to common experiences, including being afraid, falling in love, and finding your purpose.
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New Music Monday: Bebe Huxley on Tapping Into Their Dark Side
Bebe Huxley’s “Darkside” video is a representation of how they navigate and merge the feminine and masculine.
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New Music Monday: Kaeley Pruitt-Hamm on the Healing Power of Music
Kaeley Pruitt-Hamm is using music to advocate for people who are chronically ill.
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New Music Monday: TOMBOi
TOMBOi spend their non-music-making hours mentoring LGBTQ youth, and their music-making hours creating and holding space for their queer peers. Their sound is ethereal electro-pop, but the work they’re doing is deeply grounded.
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New Music Monday: Carry Illinois
Rebuilding a band after tragedy was the engine propelling indie rock band Carry Illinois’ latest project, and the results are heartbreaking and life-affirming.
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