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- Sep 24, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Lily Konigsberg: âFree Byrdâ (opens the original)
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Last year, I started keeping a list of the fellow Lilys I met at parties, gigs, and grocery stores with the goal of one day hosting a Lily Partyâa proud gathering for our shared name, inspired by the Ryan Meetup, the Naomi picnic, and the 178 Hirokazu Tamakas who linked up in Tokyo. To keep things intimate, I limited myself to Lilys Iâd met in person, but now thereâs one exception: songwriter Lily Konigsberg. I donât know her, but her music makes me feel like I do. Konigsberg first made
Alabama Shakes: I Must Be Dreaming (opens the original)
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If there’s a downside to putting your Grammy-winning band on hiatus for 11 years only to drop two critically acclaimed solo albums and win a Grammy on your own, it might be that, when you finally announce your band’s long-awaited comeback, people could be tempted to ask a blunt question: Why? Even if you consider 2012’s Boys & Girls a Perfect 10, even if you programmed your daily alarm clock to play the opening vibraphone chimes from 2015’s Sound & Color (just me?), you could accept that Alabama
Dolly Parton: âI Will Always Love Youâ (opens the original)
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By the time âI Will Always Love Youâ got passed down to my generation (Z), one of Dolly Partonâs most famous songs had evolved from a country radio hit to a chart-topping pop behemoth to a hubristic audition song that a parade of hopeful young women belted at Simon Cowell. One viral video of a 13-year-old contestant on The Voice Kids singing it has more views on YouTube than Dollyâs original has streams on Spotify. âI Will Always Love Youâ is a mythical musical Everest, summited by w
Prairie Princess: Jewish American Prairie Princess (opens the original)
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Between King Princess, Princess Nokia, and our reigning Midwest Princess, I wouldn’t blame the guards at Music Castle™ if they decreed: Enough! Next Princess swims the moat! Prithee, good sires—let down the drawbridge for one more? Prairie Princess—the country-fried anti-folk-rock project of 23-year-old sound engineer and multi-instrumentalist Emerson Borakove—sits nearer to the kingdoms of Jeffrey Lewis, Kimya Dawson, Pigeon Pit, and Paul Baribeau. The group’s DIY debut, Jewish American Prairie
Sophie Hunter: Stereoscope (opens the original)
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Put an empty cup in front of anyone who came of tweenage in the 2010s, and chances are they can still clap out “Cups,” that percussive children’s game made famous by Pitch Perfect and ubiquitous by the popular girls in the cafeteria. Those with wholesome adolescent associations will be gagged to hear the beat resurface in “Cups 2 (I Invented Popping P*ssy),” the lead single from Sophie Hunter’s new album, Stereoscope. It’s a tongue-in-cheek provocation that grinds gleefully on the guardrails of
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