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"It Was Good Until It Wasn't" Is Kehlani's Commitment to Growth

"It Was Good Until It Wasn't" Is Kehlani's Commitment to Growth

Kehlani has always worn her heart on her sleeve. Across her solo releases, the Oakland-bred singer has bared …

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Summer Walker: Still Over It

Summer Walker: Still Over It

Summer Walker's music has the emotional intensity of a Real Housewives reunion. Her songs are as shady as the…

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An Athens duo nearly quit music last year. Now, they’re back with a debut album

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Culture 7 hours ago The New York Times Names the 50 Best Thrillers bookriot.com - Jamie Canaves • 7h You’re bound to find plenty of mysteries and thrillers to read in the news and links below.
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An Athens duo nearly quit music last year. Now, they’re back with a debut album

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Last fall, Tyler Mabry and Harlow Phillips were so burned out that they pondered whether they should continue making music together — or at all. At the time, the Duluth-raised, Athens-based pair, professionally known as the folk/emo duo Hey, Nothing, had the biggest year of their career. The period yielded a hefty touring schedule, including a headlining stint, an opening gig for rock band Cage the Elephant and debut festival performances at Chicago’s Lollapalooza and Atlanta’s Shaky Knees.
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Olivia Dean explores the ‘Art of Loving’ at fun and flirty Atlanta concert

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| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Around this time last year, Olivia Dean — before the Grammy, Billboard hits and gargantuan fame — kicked off a tour to promote her 2023 debut album “Messy” at Atlanta’s Variety Playhouse. The Little Five Points venue seats roughly 1,000 people. Today, the U.K. soul singer’s appeal is colossal, so much so that she recently performed four shows at Madison Square Garden along the “Art of Loving Tour,” named after her 2025 sophomore album.
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