HeyJaredTaylor Wallace-Riegel
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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lluvii- “Junii (llámame)” (opens the original)
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Hot off a recent apperance in an Allstate commerical and ready to make their ACL Fest debut next weekend is Austin Latin R&B quintet lluvii. The new single “Junii (llámame)” encapsulates the group’s genre-inclusive sound, this time blending R&B, jazz, and pop that climaxes into a psychedelic trancendence, creating a well-layered, acid-laced fusion, like making curried chickpea nachos or putting roccoto pepper sauce on your fried rice. “Junii (llámame)” is out today. Lluvi plays the ACL Fest Beat
Shinyribs: “That and $20” [The Hole Story] (opens the original)
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The Hole Story is powered by Austin Beerworks Kevin’s had a few musical chapters, from The Picket Line Coyotes to The Gourds to Shinyribs. Kevin and his fellow musicians were staples at Hole in the Wall in the 90s and his band The Gourds’ regular gig got so packed to they raised the cover from $5 to $7 to mitigate some of the crowd, a move that caused a bit of controvery and accusations of being “capitalists pigs.” To celebrate the release of his ninth studio album, Leaving Time, Shinyribs retur
Andrea Bejar: “Te Vas A Arrepentir (Don’t Hurt Him)” (opens the original)
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After the success of her EP’s and rotation on Sirius XM, Mexico City-born, L.A. based singer Andrea Bejar is releasing her debut album In Bloom. Bejar’s music is an ethereal chimera of her Mexican roots and American influence, putting a lush, pop veneer on boleros, or, in the case, of today’s Song of the Day, a slight subversion of the tradition. “Te Vas A Arrepentir (Don’t Hurt Him)” is about the pressure to be with a gentleman caller your family is infatuated with, but you? Not so much.
Shannon Hudson: “Black Roses” (opens the original)
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The new album from Leander singer-songwriter Shannon Hudson, Cross Stitch, finds him plugged-in. Electric guitars are center stage this time for an album poignantly built around the dissolution of communication, the self-fulfilling prophecy of isolation it creates and perpetuates, and a reckoning with the state of our country and the atrocities wherein. “Black Roses” hits on this last point: a frank song about our neighbors being pulled from the streets, and families torn apart.
Closebye- “No Troubles Left At All” (opens the original)
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You’ve spent a year working on an album. Finally, it’s a wrap, and being in the studio is the farthest things from your mind. And what happens? You’re struck with inspiration to write new music, so it’a back to the studio you go. Such is life, and such is the case for New York’s Closebye.” “No Troubles Left At All” is a deft coalescence of lush pop songwriting with college indie rock attitude, like a chill dance party happening in a cozy-yet-cavernous space, and a delectable combination for Levi
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