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Emily Young

Nashville
As seen in: WNXP-FM (Nashville, TN), Medium, WQOW-TV (Eau Claire, WI), Curve Magazine, WXOW-TV (La Crosse, WI), Bring The Noise UK, WRLT-FM (Nashville, TN), Soundigest
booking bands and spinning jams @wnxpnashville. pretending to be zen.
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Hudson Freeman Live at WNXP

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By Emily Young
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Hudson Freeman is more than a viral hit. The Brooklyn-based singer, songwriter creates coming-of-age lo-fi folk influenced by artists like Bon Iver and Sufjan Stevens. While those indie sensibilities can be heard, Freeman’s music has a uniquely current sound. Perhaps that’s why his song “If You Know Me” took the internet by storm. Ironically, his music is shaped by searching for belonging online coupled with his conservative religious upbringing.
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By Emily Young
| WNXP-FM (Nashville, TN) Verified
Say She She makes music for escapists. Fronted by Nya Gazelle Brown, Sabrina Cunningham and Piya Malik, the NYC band builds lush, groove-heavy songs that feel transportive on first listen. Their three-part harmonies, psych-funk textures and disco grooves nod to acts like Rotary Connection and ESG, but beneath that disco shimmer is a call to stay alert and stay connected.
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LIVE REVIEW: WATERPARKS: BRISTOL, UK | words and photos by Emily Young — Square One Magazine

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By Emily Young
| squareonemagazine.co.uk
Waterparks brought the hugely successful Prowler Tour across the pond this March, marking their headline return to the UK after three years. With a setlist specifically curated to bridge the gap left by their absence while teasing an upcoming album, the tour serves as a strong reminder of why the trio remains one of the most unpredictable yet exciting forces in alternative music. Ireland’s Greywind saved the day by joining to support the UK dates after a last-minute dropout.
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