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A mellow, retrospective journey After a three-year album drought, New York City based singer-songwriter Margaret Galspy returns to the scene with her newest release, I Am Both. Accompanied by soft vocals and acoustic guitar, Galspy guides audiences on a soothing, lyrical journey, filled with commentary on society, relationships, and an introspective view of herself. The main focus of this album are Galspy’s views on relationships, all the negativity that comes with them included.

A Vibrant Debut Album With less than 200 monthly listeners on Spotify and only six songs, Neon Trees is undoubtedly a hidden talent few are familiar with, but many may grow to like following the release of their newest album, Day Late and A Dollar Short.

A Musical Polemical Since his rise to fame, Jesse Welles has proved to be an outspoken critic of capitalism and America’s political system, particularly the political right. As the years have passed, Welles has continued to push the envelope through his musical activism, especially on his newest album, Mask Off. As soon as the album opens with the title track, “Mask Off,” audiences are introduced to Welles’ frustration with toxic patriotism and far-right personalities.