Since last year, Anna Claire Loftis has been building toward the release of her EP, Happy on TV. We’ve had the chance to check in at various points along the journey, and now, we’ve arrived at our destination.
What we found when we got here was a thoughtful contemporary pop effort, full of fresh ideas and a willingness to tackle heavy topics.
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If you’re excited for summer — and, like us, longing for the days of human interaction — let us bring you the latest from Nick Black.
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Way back in The Quinn Spinn’s college days — yes, the episodes exist, and no, they’ll never see the light of day — we had a weekly feature on the show called the Slow Jam of the Week. Usually, it was this.
Consider today’s Daily Spinn the Slow Jam of the Week. Perhaps, even, the Slow Jam of the Month.
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Welp… as we predicted last week, when we released the Best of April, the recent influx of music we’ve received bodes well for our next few UMC20 playlists. We are stocked with more goods than any supermarket this side of the Mississip’.
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We have to give it to Richard String: he sure knows how to write and produce a moody, synth-pop jam.
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Hey, remember the beach? Remember when we could go there freely?
Well, it may be a little while before we can do that on our own. In the mantime, the new single from Someya can take you there in mind and spirit.
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There’s something wonderful about the promise of a brand new month. It presents us with a fresh start, and a chance to feel rejuvenated.
Also, if you’re us, you tend to have a lot of music to deploy in the month’s first UMC20 playlist.
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Folks… it’s been a month.
There’s no denying that March 2020 was an odd time for just about all of us. But, we must also remember the outstanding art we’ve had a chance to enjoy.
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Kentucky native Sean Cunningham is a lifelong musician who has tasted international success. You may know him as the lead vocalist of Atlas, whose hit single “Crawl” spent nine weeks at number 1 in New Zealand in 2007. More recently, Sean became known for his work with Nashville rock band, The Cunning.
Now, Cunningham has stepped out on his own to try something completely new. We get our first taste with his new single, “How Could Love Defeat Me.”
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Just because we’re all stuck inside, that doesn’t mean we’re going to leave you without a song to start your weekend properly.
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