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Freda Love Smith generates warmth through music and food in new memoir
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Harder, Softer: Stoicism and vulnerability in hip-hop
If there is anything that nears consensus in our splintered and specialized digital entertainment media landscape, it is that most music
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Made of Oak announces tour, shares “Between the Bars” mix
In celebration of his solo electronic project, Made of Oak, hitting the road in 2016, Nick Sanborn (also of Sylvan
