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A scrapbook collage contains torn photos of a grassy field and a woman's face circled in marker, as well as a torn page from a journal with writing on it.

Samia layers the vocals and the emotions on captivating ‘Charm You’

Sharing frustration over the effort-filled search for connection, the singer-songwriter finds a very fitting duet partner: herself.

The Smile: Tiny Desk Concert

The band creates a surreal atmosphere at the Tiny Desk, reimagining the sonically adventurous sounds of "A Light for Attracting Attention."

Two images from a Taylor Swift listening party show plates of cheese and crackers with a chalkboard sign that reads "Meet Me at Midnight" and a big-screen television with Swift's face and a progress bar for the music playing.

Five stages of fangirling: Confessions of a Swiftie

Whether starting from casual indifference or utter disdain, there's a pretty standard path to unwavering devotion.

Milwaukee Rec celebrates award-winning transformations

Two of the city's playfields received dramatic overhauls in 2022, and the organization's efforts didn't go unnoticed.

Five men in casual clothing sit on furniture in a wood-paneled room with a large Lowenbrau clock on the wall behind them.

New year, new single, new direction for Motel Breakfast

The Chicago-based, Milwaukee-linked band gives us a little something different on this premiere of new track "So Long."

Three men laugh while looking at the camera as they hold up the legs of a fourth laughing man.

‘City Friends’ puts life choices under the microscope

The new single by Will Pfrang and the Good Land Gang debates the merits of leaving the familiar behind.

Four members of the band Scam Likely pose in the middle of the street against the backdrop of a night sky.

Scam Likely will definitely bring new music to Back Room show

The "gothic indie punk rock" quartet's debut-album party leads the live music happening around Milwaukee this week.

A woman sits in front of a red wall and a vintage television set that shows one eye on its screen.

Past and future collide on soulful new single from Abby Jeanne

The NYC-by-way-of-Milwaukee artist brings her powerhouse vocals to this premiere of her new single, "Know Better."

The National announce album, lead single ‘Tropic Morning News’

The band's new track precedes their ninth LP coming this April and a tour that'll bring them to Wisconsin in August.

Devendra Banhart grew up in Caracas in the '90s, but didn't perform his first show there until 2022.

How Cusica Fest is trying to rebuild the Venezuelan music industry

A music festival in Caracas, Venezuela, is building momentum for renewed creativity and expression in the country, amidst an ongoing political crisis.

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