LISTEN: Love Crumbs Lament Open-Ended Love on ‘Ellipses’
Despite our natural human tendency to desire closure at the end of a relationship, it doesn’t always come.
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Despite our natural human tendency to desire closure at the end of a relationship, it doesn’t always come.
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Losing a loved one to addiction is one of the most difficult parts of the human experience. Bridget Rian expresses this pain in her devastating new single, “Funeral.”
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When it comes to relationships, timing is everything. Sometimes, the timing doesn’t work out.
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This past Sunday, we (at Live from the 615) had the honor and privilege of hosting Carrie Welling’s “Good To Me” video premiere party.
So, let’s give you a look at this one, to show you what all the fuss is about!
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Not all songs come together quickly. Sometimes, they take years to complete.
That wasn’t the case with Leah Jean’s new single, “Ohio,” just released on Monday. The Dayton-area native recalls a quick and easy writing process for this lush indie folk offering, inspired by one of her favorite artists.
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All the way from northern Spain, the great Sasha Smith starts the year off with an intimate and vulnerable record.
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Anyone who has had to quarantine at any point throughout the pandemic can tell you that true companionship goes a long way toward healing loneliness.
For Eric Brombacher of Toronto-based roots rock band, Eric & The Soo, a 14-day period of isolation led him to find a new companion — in the form of a vintage guitar.
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2020 has been a time to go inward — to decipher the stories that live inside of us, and to find new ways to express them.
Mesa Jane got the memo early on in the pandemic. Now, she has Frequency — her first-ever self-produced EP — to show for it.
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When the going gets tough, sometimes all we have to get through it is each other.
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“Am I more than what I’ve been,
Or is there something we’ve missed?
Am I alright with nothing changing?
Am I alright with staying just like this?”