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Salvatore Maicki

  • Freelance Writer, Creative Content Manager and Artists and Repertoire, The FADER
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Jorjiana on her upcoming project and having “good problems”

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By Salvatore Maicki
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Jorjiana. When The FADER pulls up on Jorjiana at Racket NYC on Tuesday June 9, the Indiana rapper is out front on the sidewalk taking selfies and signing autographs for her fans. It’s one of those perfect Manhattanhenge days, or damn close, and the setting sun is beaming straight down 16th Street, “like something good is going to happen,” per my colleague Salvatore Maicki.
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Iceage’s Elias Rønnenfelt isn’t afraid of failure

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By Salvatore Maicki
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Iceage’s Elias Rønnenfelt isn’t afraid of failure The Danish frontman talks the band’s new album, Copenhagen, and creating off instinct. Failure is a thrill for Iceage’s Elias Rønnenfelt — or at least the specter of it is. The Copenhagen rocker has been thrashing out his hard-scrabbled poetry with his band Iceage for 18 years now, beginning first with 2011’s thunderous New Brigade and later expanding to a new VistaVision lens on their 2014 critical breakout, Plowing Into the Field of Love.
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Ariana Grande’s eternal sunshine is a great big exhale

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By Salvatore Maicki
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Ariana Grande is healing, again. This, historically, has been a great thing for the top 40; her resilience is the magic that has fueled some of her biggest hits (see: “Break Free,” “no tears left to cry,” “thank u, next,” etc.) Her voice, one of the most ubiquitous in modern pop, practically epitomizes going onward and upward — four octaves, to be precise. This alchemy was blissfully unavoidable for the better part of the past decade, as her catalog racked up a new album practically every year.
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