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THE M:M MUSIC TEAM (LTOR):
Rene Magallon, Meg MacDonald, Crystal Ann Lea
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In remembrance of the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
“If we learn nothing else from this tragedy, we learn that life is short and there is no time for hate.” — Sandy Dahl, wife of Flight 93 pilot Jason Dahl
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Curtis Harding
“Curtis Harding blasts soul into orbit without losing sight of the groove.” — The Fire Note
“A lush, extremely catchy piece of soul music, it taps into the strangely timeless quality the American songwriter can channel.” — Clash Magazine
“'The Power' burns with lustrous grooves and feverish strings, built around the idea that dancing can be activism.” — Stereobar
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Wolf Alice
“Steeped in classic Seventies and Eighties influences yet never feeling like they’re just firing up a playlist of old bangers.” — Rolling Stone
“The kind of album that could only be written after the dust has settled on your twenties and the post-30 clarity sets in … the kind of band that keep on getting better with every record, and here, they raise the bar on themselves once again.” — NME
“A triumph of ambition and heart, each of its songs feels like an epiphany.” — AllMusic
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The Beths
“Straight Line Was a Lie proves that it’s possible to sandwich life’s gnarliest realities between hooks that could take up permanent residence in your auditory cortex.” — Pitchfork
"catchy riffs, sing-along choruses, earnest ballads, ebullient rockers, all of it paired with Stokes’ lovely, evocative lyricism—there’s a newfound maturity and expansiveness to the songwriting and arrangements.” — Paste Magazine
“For an album wrestling with mental health, anxiety, and the constant nagging desire for change, it’s one of the most melodically lush records I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing this year.” — Cone Magazine
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Tom Odell
“Tom Odell delivers a strikingly vulnerable and deeply moving, yet subtly hopeful collection of songs on new release A Wonderful Life.” — Mix It All Up
“Tom Odell continues to prove he’s one of modern music’s most fearless chroniclers of emotional collapse … heartbreak rendered with an almost unbearable intimacy.” — MelodicMag
“one of the strongest chapters in his career so far.” — Frontstage Magazine
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