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A Conversation with Izza About Her Music and the Importance of Mental Health
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by Adelie Salagnac “In hindsight, I feel the song came to me prematurely for a reason, as in preparation, a foreshadowing, as in comfort, like a messenger. [It gave] me courage to start over, to... Read More
by Ziggy Merritt What’s not to love about K-pop? Whether it’s the music itself, the over-the-top videos, the fashion, or the vibrant personalities of the Idols within the industry, the phenomenon... Read More
by Adelie Salagnac World Café Live and Boy Wonder are well known for hosting some of the most competitive competitions and inviting the most talented local artists. Justin Graham is one of them.... Read More
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