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Gracie Abrams’ Hell Is Other People’s Expectations

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By Katherine St. Asaph
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Gracie Abrams, for most of her career, has lived inside labels. The LA-based singer-songwriter is a former Taylor Swift superfan and current Taylor Swift protegee. To her fans, she's a generational exemplar of "sad girl" pop; if you Google that, you'll find an impressively long Spotify playlist called "gracie abrams but it gets progressively sadder." And she is, as commenters perennially delight in pointing out, the daughter of storied showrunner J. J. Abrams.
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Did We Need A Gen Z Rivers Cuomo?

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By Katherine St. Asaph
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"Respectfully, you’ve been quite naked this era." So begins a recent Interview feature on LA singer-songwriter Malcolm Todd. Ironically, he is not naked in that interview, but he is on the cover of Do That Again, a shirtless bathtub-and-beer shot that's lit like the Backrooms. Over the runtime of his album, multiple outfits' worth of clothing is shed — a tank top, a jean skirt, an unspecified shirt, some unspecified pants.
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Noah Kahan’s Not-That-Unlikely Everyman Stardom

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By Katherine St. Asaph
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How famous can a musician become and still seem like he isn't? How much musical precedent must exist — how many artists like you, coming before you — before an artist's ascent is no longer "unlikely"? These are the questions Noah Kahan's The Great Divide had me asking.
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