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music (Page 5)

November 11, 2021

Italian Songwriter LIET Debuts Her New Album

“It is still quite strange to see people sitting down during a concert,” the artist told The Click.

By Lavinia Elizabeth Landi

October 9, 2021

Adele Announces New Single Out This Fall

English singer and songwriter Adele has announced her new single, "Easy On Me."

By Kalen Allen

May 1, 2021

NYC Singer Receives Acclaim From The Lumineers

(NEW YORK) – During the pandemic, singer and songwriter Elliot Greer wrote an entire album. Not just any album, the […]

By Michael McILwee

December 7, 2020

Heartache and Closure Helps Massachusetts Musician Find His Sound

AGAWAM, Mass. — A musician from a small Massachusetts town released a self-written album at the end of November with […]

By Kaylee Pugliese

Painting of a woman curled up in a chair, in a quiet home.

December 10, 2019

In Charlottesville, Artists Disagree on How — or If — Art Can Heal the City’s Wounds

After a deadly terrorist attack rocked Charlottesville in 2017, the city's artists are conflicted over the role art can play in shaping their community’s future. While some have abandoned their neutral work for a politicized practice, others believe the problem of prejudice is too big to tackle.

By Richard DiCicco

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