'Forever Is a Feeling' | Every Single Album: Lucy Dacus

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WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA | Every Single Album: Slayyyter

Break out your beat up Chanels, it's time to talk about Slayyyter and her new-ish album, 'WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA.' Nora and Nathan talk about this year's breakout pop star and her initial breakout on the festival circuit (1:00), the intense hyper-pop sounds she's playing with (16: ...  Show more

Live Music Is So Good Right Now!

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