BlackPink’s How You Like That: The Healing Power of K-Pop
It’s time to get international with International Women’s History Month. In late 2020 and early 2021, I have found theContinue Reading
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Lucinda Williams’ Cover of Sharon Van Etton’s Save Yourself: Defiance and Despair
In 2010 Sharon Van Etton released Save Yourself on her breakthrough record Epic. Now, we have some artists covering tracksContinue Reading
Ani DiFranco’s Revolutionary Love: A Message of Healing
First and foremost, Ani DiFranco is my hero. She is a fearless activist, role model to millions, started her ownContinue Reading
My 10 Most Historically Influential Records for Women’s History Month
Women in music have broken through every genre to open doors and blaze new trails for countless current artists. ThereContinue Reading
The Dolly Mixtures’ How Come You’re Such a hit With the Boys, Jane: A Hidden Treasure Brought to Life
I love new music from 1978, which is what we have from the Dolly Mixtures. Rachel Bor, Hester Smith andContinue Reading
St. Vincent’s Pay Your Way in Pain: Prince with a Dash of Feminism
We kick off our Women’s History Month with an indie icon, Annie Clark – a.k.a. St. Vincent. The last timeContinue Reading
Women’s History Month During March
Hi. To celebrate Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day on March 8th, we will focus on women in music.Continue Reading
Black Thought’s Welcome to America: The American Dream Exposed as a Lie
The movie Judas and the Black Messiah will soon be in cinemas in Australia, but the soundtrack is already here.Continue Reading
Nick Cave and Warren Ellis’ Carnage: Finding Love in Suffering
Nick Cave and Warren Ellis team up for their latest release Carnage. Both Cave and Ellis have created iconic musicContinue Reading
David Grey’s Heart and Soul: Back to Basics
I have a soft spot in my heart for David Grey’s records White Ladder and Sell, Sell, Sell in theContinue Reading
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