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Joe Beer

United States
As seen in: Atwood Magazine, Variance Magazine, Gigwise, The Line of Best Fit, FLOOD Magazine, Culture Collide, Notion
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MOMO. explores memory, community and belonging on new album 'Tum Tum Tum'

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By Joe Beer
| Variance Magazine Verified
Photo by Sophia Poole MOMO.’s eighth album, Tum Tum Tum, feels like the work of an artist who has stopped worrying about where he belongs. Instead, it embraces the idea that belonging can exist in movement itself. Having lived across multiple continents and absorbed countless musical influences along the way, the London-based Brazilian musician approaches songwriting with a perspective that is both deeply personal and impossible to pin to a single place.
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Track-by-Track: London’s Col Gerrard Traces Love, Doubt & Everything In-Between on His Self-Titled Debut

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By Joe Beer
| Atwood Magazine Verified
Singer/songwriter Col Gerrard’s self-titled debut album is a warm, heartfelt collection of songs about love, doubt, miscommunication, and the messy middle ground between holding on and letting go. “Come On Over” – Col Gerrard Col Gerrard’s self-titled debut sees the London-based singer/songwriter unpack a series of moments shaped by love, timing, and miscommunication.
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Bea Elmy Martin finds beauty in vulnerability on 'Written On Me'

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By Joe Beer
| Variance Magazine Verified
Photo courtesy artist British singer/songwriter Bea Elmy Martin has a magnetic style to her music. Her new single “Written On Me” for instance, leans into intimacy, pulling listeners deep into her world and offering a personal glimpse into her life. The London-based artist has steadily built a reputation for crafting songs that dance delicately between fragility and strength, and her latest single continues that narrative with added emotional clarity.
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