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Baby Rose's voice is always searching. 'YEARNALISM' gives it a home

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By Sheldon Pearce Verified
| WFIT-FM (Melbourne, FL) Verified
"My heart can confide in itself / No, I don't need no one else / To show me the way," the incandescent singer Baby Rose once disclosed, consoling herself on the funky song "Fight Club" from her 2023 album Through and Through. Part of a spirited self-pep talk, the line is a useful way to think about her music. The act of confiding in oneself is the central conceit for many of her songs — a means to make a path forward, treating external voices as brush to be cleared.
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Mark Morris’s Summer Season

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By Rhoda Feng Verified, Jane Bua Verified, Sheldon Pearce Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
Shortly after the conclusion of the fourth season of the Netflix blockbuster “Stranger Things,” in 2022, one of the series regulars, Joe Keery, released “Decide,” his second album as Djo. His career as a musician largely existed in the huge shadow of the show, and for a while it seemed as if it would stay that way—at least until, curiously, nearly two years later, one of the songs on “Decide,” the wistful “End of Beginning,” went viral on TikTok.
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