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Talecia Vescio

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As seen in: Junkee, Apple Podcasts, MamaMia, KIIS 1065 (Sydney, NSW), Mediaweek (Australia), KIIS 101.1, GOAT, 96FM Perth, Mix 102.3, The Edge 96.1
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Luke Hemmings On Growing Up In Australia And His EP 'boy'

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By Talecia Vescio Verified
| Junkee Verified
Though he’s been making music for over a decade, playing iconic venues around the world with homegrown pals 5 Seconds of Summer, and has millions of eyes watching what he does next, one thing remains true: Luke Hemmings is just a boy. The wistful feeling that coming-of-age art elicits can be overwhelming. We openly invite our childhoods to sit cross-legged on our chests, yearning to feel our sternums splinter under the crippling weight of nostalgia.
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Girl In Red On Her New Album 'Doing It Again!'

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By Talecia Vescio Verified
| Junkee Verified
Indie pop queen girl in red is doing it again, baby and she’s doing it better than ever. In 2018, girl in red made sapphic gems for sad simps with tracks like i wanna be your girlfriend and we fell in love in october catching the attention of every chronically online lesbian with a tote bag. In 2021, she released her debut album, if i could make it go quiet.
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Finally, We Have A Show Actually Made For Us

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By Talecia Vescio Verified
| Junkee Verified
This generation is painfully self-aware, and that scares the hell out of the rest of the world. Sometimes though, it impresses them and they talk about us condescendingly, claiming that “the kids will be alright”, without acknowledging why we have no choice but to dismantle systems that were built before our time. Mostly though, comment sections in the stale crevices of the internet are furious that we would like human beings to be treated like human beings.
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