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Alli Lindsey

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"A Texas-based dancing queen. Inspired by all things music and culture. Let me live, love, and say it well in good sentences."
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Cosmo’s Midnight talk small decisions, the early 2000s, and Warren G.

Like a wave breaking, Cosmo’s Midnight crashes into creation with an effortless force. Despite their meteoric rise to international success, the Australian electronic duo and twin brothers make laissez-faire music with a down-to-earth spirit. They worry less about rigid work ethics and strict schedules by observing the feeling of creation as its own entity separate from the business of music
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Moise talks storytelling, sad truths, what ifs, and common misconceptions about Rwandan culture

In a different life, Moise would be a farmer tucked away in the Rwandan countryside working alongside a paternal lineage of tillers and cultivators. But instead of raising fertile fields amid the misunderstood beauty of Rwanda, Moise sows stories and songs rather than seeds. The son of Rwandan immigrants who came to The U.S. in pursuit of a better life, Moise is the pinnacle of the Black American Dream and its revolutionary ethos.
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Los Angeles-based artist Elohim translates profound self-reflection into a four-part EP

Revolutionary as it was for her personally, Elohim’s kindred spirit and dedication to human connection prompted her to translate this profound self-reflection into a four-part EP series aptly titled Journey to the Center of Myself. Following three deeply-moving and provocative installments of the series, Elohim’s fourth and final volume of Journey to the Center of Myself is a celebration of the totality of her self-acceptance.
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Resa Saffa Park´s EP Spaces explores the wonder of human connectivity

For most people, space is a negligible series of compounded elements – indiscernible atoms and molecules that border our material possessions. Nothing more. No questions asked. For Resa Saffa Park, however, space is everything. Space is a vacant garden primed to bloom, evolve, die, and begin again. Space is failure, passion, and where creation exists and consciousness begins.
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“Nostalgic music offers us a portal into a better, blissful, familiar reality.” A moment with Vitesse X

From catching salamanders like fireflies to catalyzing genres entirely her own, psychedelic dream-pop vixen Vitesse X has always been eccentric. A singer/songwriter, producer, and DJ in no particular order, the 100% Electronica artist is a non-conformist whose many philosophical layers are revealed through both her craft and natural state of being. Following a sold-out tour as support for George Clanton and Magdalena Bay, Vitesse X solidifies her individuality with the lead single and title-track to her forthcoming debut album.
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Duckwrth talks guilty pleasures, the importance of evolution, and his upcoming tour with Billie Eilish

In perfect sync with his crowd, Duckwrth transforms the worlds between hip-hop and rock as he meticulously thrashes through his repertoire. When he’s not touring coast-to-coast and performing at world-renowned festivals, Duckwrth is a simple being concerned less with existentialism and more with taking it slow and having fun. In this down-to-earth interview just ahead of his Day ‘N’ Vegas performance, Duckwrth talks guilty pleasures, the importance of evolution, and his upcoming tour with Billie Eilish.
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Day ‘N’ Vegas Shatters Expectations and Sets New Industry Standard for Music Festivals

Amid the 72 hours of dancing, moshing, and singing- perfect strangers took care of one another. Harm reduction was at an all-time high thanks to a genuinely caring staff and security who dedicated themselves to making this festival a safe place to lose yourself in. Quickly becoming the best hip-hop and R&B music festivals in The U.S., Day ‘N’ Vegas sets a new standard for city-based music festivals worldwide.
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One part pop, two parts folk: English songstress Mabes

English songstress Mabes might just be the conduit that bridges the gap between the two unsuspecting regions. One part pop, two parts folk, and more than a dash of Western twang, Mabes is an intricate tapestry draped in unlikely inspiration. Her outre luxe disposition is materialized by the way of her darling vocal instrument and a cherished relationship with her guitar.
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“Photography literally means the capturing of light.” A talk with Oswaldo Cepeda alias MoodyDarkRoom

Oswaldo Cepeda is MoodyDarkRoom. Although his catalog is steeped in a cosmic spirit, the Southern California-based photographer is less of a dreamer and more of an adaptor. A light-bender defined by his DIY dexterity, Oswaldo is equal parts scrappy and stylish. At first glance MoodyDarkRoom’s portfolio is a boundless series of instinctive elegance; but behind the artist’s Sony A7II you’ll find a modest dedication to resourcefulness.
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“You are not alone.” In conversation with Tom Odell about his deeply personal album

At the intersection of anxiety and harmony comes Tom Odell’s forthcoming LP Monsters. The celebrated indie crooner levitated to fame at the ripe of 20 years old with his award winning EP Songs From Another Love followed by his debut album Long Way Down. The two projects came equipped with award-winning accolades, sync deals, and the widely-accepted notion that he was an alternative mainstay. But status and stardom are not all that they seem.
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Notes on self love “My debut album was me trying to accept myself.” A talk with Sasha Spielberg aka Buzzy Lee

What is love if not the fabric of our identity? A diffusion of neurotransmitters? A rush of dopamine and adrenaline swirling around the folds of your brain? Sasha Spielberg doesn’t need the answers to write an album about relationships. Produced by long-time friend and close collaborator Nicolas Jaar, Spielberg AKA Buzzy Lee just delivered her debut studio album Spoiled Love.
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“Creation against oblivion” Exploring themes of youth rebellion, sorrow, and fragility with photographer Clara Kennedy

Clara Kennedy is a Parisian analog photographer, tattoo designer, filmmaker, and sketch artist. A multi-disciplinary creator, Clara is fascinated by the fabric of adolescence. A well-traveled character defined by depth and sentiment, Clara Kennedy leads with her heart. Exploring themes of youth rebellion, sorrow, and oblivion, Clara’s portfolio arrives at the intersection of darkness and light.