Music

A stripped-down version of Party Favors hit from earlier this year rings the bell that sounds true for so many: why does it feel like this world wasnt made for me?

In an age of fake news and infinite echo chambers, Parker delivers a simple mechanism for self-adjustment: authentic is the new cool.

Leah Capelle shares her capacity to strip naked and engage the cold grip of icy waters in a stubborn search for personal truth.

An acoustic lament on the difficulties of self-acceptance, which was inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi.

Just a young mans voice and 6 steel strings, making sense from the pain of heartbreak.

Wherein we decide whether or not we deserve to be as happy as we want to be.

A slow beginning, spent rising from the primordial suspension, that soon finds an easy groove.

A deep dive into the science of regret, and a long walk through the wistful corridors of what could have been. — photo credit: Libby Danforth