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Annie Fell

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Whitney and Robert Lester Folsom Talk “See You Later, I’m Gone”

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By Annie Fell
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Julien Ehrlich and Max Kakacek are the Chicago-based band Whitney; Robert Lester Folsom is a singer-songwriter from Georgia, and now based in Jacksonville, Florida. Whitney just put out a cover of Robert’s song “See You Later, I’m Gone,” and to celebrate, the three got on a Zoom call to chat about it. — Annie Fell, Editor-in-chief, Talkhouse Music Julien Ehrlich: Where are you at right now? Robert Lester Folsom: I’m at home in Jacksonville.
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Mood Board: Junior Varsity’s Ready

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By Annie Fell
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Mood Board is our column where artists share a few of the things that inspired their new record. This time, Junior Varsity — aka, the LA duo Greg Aram and Zach Michel — tell us how the video game Arc Raiders, the moon, and more inspired their new EP Ready. — Annie Fell, Editor-in-chief, Talkhouse Music 1. Arc Raiders I’ve always loved music hardware, I don’t know how to use half of the gear we work with but always admired certain speaker and synth designs.
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Gem Club and Charlie Engman Talk Through a Decade-Plus of Collaboration

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By Annie Fell
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Chris Barnes is a pianist and songwriter who records as Gem Club; Charlie Engman is a photographer and filmmaker. Chris and Charlie have been collaborators since around 2011, starting with, as they tell the story, a set of press photos that ended in a federal arrest, and continuing through music videos for Gem Club’s songs “252,” “Polly,” and most recently “Aperture.” On the release day of Gem Club’s new album, Emerald Press, the two caught up about it all over Google Meet.
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