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HUDSON WILLIAMS & CONNOR STORRIE Together at the Met Gala (May 4, 2026)

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five songs i've been loving lately (inspo)

The Magdalene with the Smoking Flame – Georges de La Tour // Firestarter – Haley Blais

Place de Rome at Night – Theodore Earl Butler // Beside Myself – Lights

Calypso – Henri Lehmann // Barbados – Lizzy Farrall

Joan of Arc Series I: The Vision and Inspiration – Louis-Maurice Boutet de Monvel // If It’s Not God – Maddie Zahm

Seascape – Charles-François Daubigny // As I Walk Into the Sea – Allie Crow Buckley

#haley blais #lights #lizzy farrall #maddie zahm #allie crow buckley #lyrics

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Vansire presents: Atmospheric River (feat. Eliza McLamb)

Imagine a river Portland imagine listen this song

"Vansire’s new single was recorded during an actual atmospheric river in Portland, w/ mellow poolside-pop vibes matching its pastiche of end-times philosophizing & Eliza McLamb’s lovely guest harmonies"

Vansire, the project of Minnesota musicians Josh Augustin and Sam Winemiller, crafts breezy indie pop songs that feel modest in a Midwest way yet intricate and sticky, capable of hooking themselves onto spaces and emotions without receding into the background. Since high school, coming up on 2010s chillwave and slacker rock listening to artists like Beach Fossils and Toro y Moi, their knack for melody and atmosphere has developed naturally across a catalog of beloved, self-produced and self-released albums and EPs, international tours, and genre-crossing collabs from Barrie and MUNYA to Pink Siifu and Mick Jenkins.

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“Atmospheric River” was recorded at Sam’s studio in Portland, Oregon in the midst of an actual “atmospheric river,” a strong band of water vapor carried from the Pacific Ocean to the west coast that delivers a Mississippi River’s-worth of rain. Lyrics lean into Pacific Northwest, with a pastiche of end-times philosophizing, community-building and messages of love that characterize most of this album. Chapel Hill’s Eliza McLamb offers up vocal accompaniment, bringing a beauty, gravitas, and lovely harmonies to the proceedings.

The duo’s latest LP, Taking Solace, is set for release on June 5th, and finds them reaching for love as a means of comfort and connection, a balm as society’s edges ever-sharpen. Toeing the line between melancholy and optimism with some of their strongest, most mature and straightforward songwriting, Vansire frame the act of taking solace as valid, positive, even political as needed in 2026.