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  Faron Sage’s “No Alternative” Actually Presents a Viable Alternative

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  “Confusion”: Night Wilds Set the Stage for Forthcoming Rock Opera

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  Never2Late is Never2Wise When it Comes to Love

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  Carry the Branches Drops Two Singles as ZOMBIE TELEGRAM Looms

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  Despite Russian Roots, Apache Rose Has a Distinctly American Sound

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  Shaking Subs and Taking Dubs: Marc-E’s “Before the Thought” is a Win

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  “She’s Sowing Time”: Husband and Wife Pen a Survivor Anthem

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  Meditate on This: The Muse Frequency Hits the Right Notes

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  Pat Covers the Greats: “And I Love Her”

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  SoundBytes: Todd Kowaluk Tells the Haters That “Enough is Enough”

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  50 Songs for 50 Years: A Farsighted Hip Hop Playlist

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  Weekend Vibes with Wes McClintock’s “Sky”

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  The Splatter Pattern Spins “The Wheel” and Lands on Rock N’ Roll

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  Wayne Merdinger Returns with Appropriately Named HIDDEN GEMS

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  Mr. Missy was “Looking for You” and He Didn’t Even Realize It

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  Eric HF Law’s “Who Tells Us” Presents a Unique Look at January 6th

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  Put Your “Lighters to the Sky” for Bristol’s Chandra

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  NYC’s Indie Folk Prodigy Amelie Lucille Brings Maturity Beyond Her Years

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  Uniquely Herself, ALWAYS YOU: Lyia Plays the Blues and More

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  Punk Rawk, Juniper Avenue Be Thy Name

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  NMM SoundBytes: Adam Randy Warns “Don’t Play” with His Heart

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  Wilco Meets Lennon at a “Hotel in the Sky”

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  An Anti-War Song on Independence Day: Bill Greenberg’s UKRAINE