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Emily White

New York, Washington, D.C., West Virginia
As seen in: Apple Podcasts, Medium, Nature, NPR, Billboard, Frontline Gastroenterology, Substack, Science Magazine, Bloomberg Industry Group, Hypebot and
Music Product Leader & Advisor. Alum: @SpotifyArtists, Charts @Billboard. @WVAU forever. Spending as little time on X as possible, find me on Substack
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Gen Z's College Radio Revival

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By Emily White
| Substack
The fewest new hits in U.S. history. No song of the summer. An AI artist just signed a $3M record deal. The biggest band on the charts? HUNTR/X, a fictional K-pop girl group from a Netflix movie. The vibes are off.
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Review: Wasia Project @ SWX

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By Benji Chapman, Emily White, Amelie Peters, Luca Woodruff
| Epigram (newspaper) Verified
By Luca Woodruff, First Year Law There’s yet to be a debut album from the band, but their stream of singles and now a sophomore EP casts no doubts on their prowess as a jazz-fusion standout, seamlessly blending the sensibilities of mainstream pop with Hardy’s soulful vocals and Gao’s classical technicality. Wasia Project kicked off their hour-long set with energy, making a confident entrance to power-ballad ‘Is This What Love Is?’, albeit a slightly delayed one.
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Affordable Music Spots: A fresher's guide

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By Emily White, Amelie Peters
| Epigram (newspaper) Verified
By Emily White, Third Year English Whether you’re a musician looking to get involved in the local scene, or a music lover wanting to experience cheap gigs and drinks with your new mates, Bristol is studded with clubs and bars amplifying an abundance of genres and bands. The Fleece Situated in Redcliffe, The Fleece has been a renowned music venue since the '80s, welcoming artists like Radiohead, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse, and Nirvana.
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