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Jon Freeman

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I’m an experienced music journalist and critic who is currently employed as a writer and editor for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville.

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Vampire Weekend's 'Only God Was Above Us' is a Harsh Beautiful Record For a Harsh Beautiful World Original

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By Jon Freeman
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Vampire Weekend’s recordings have frequently been characterized by a kind of tidiness, a clean fusion of Ezra Koenig’s pop songwriting smarts and the group’s instrumental economy. The band’s new album Only God Was Above Us offers something different, pivoting away from the brighter, jammier aspects of 2019’s Father of the Bride with a decided bent toward experimentation and surprising, often harsh, new textures.
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The 20 Best Zach Bryan Songs Original

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By Jon Freeman
| Rolling Stone Verified
Zach Bryan first started giving public performances in 2019 after posting videos of him singing on YouTube. Five years later, the Oklahoma native is one of the biggest stars in popular music, with dates currently scheduled this year for venues like Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and the massive AT&T Stadium outside Dallas.
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‘Doubt Is a Powerful Tool’: Amigo the Devil Learns to Let Go

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By Jon Freeman
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Danny Kiranos had his mind blown after seeing Zach Bryan perform at the 2023 FairWell Festival in Oregon. Kiranos, who records and performs as Amigo the Devil, didn’t quite know what to expect from the Oklahoma-born singer-songwriter, nor was he even all that familiar with the guy’s music, but he left feeling awed by what he’d just witnessed. “I was just sobbing,” Kiranos says. “It was the craziest feeling. It was like his hands extended and grabbed everybody.
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