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Djune 23rd – Which song would you like to share with Djo?

since he talked about JADE and Angel of My Dreams, i'd definitely show him Jade's entire album, but start with this one

also this one, it's my favourite from this artist, it's really scenic and cowgirly which i think it's something he'd like

♡ the djune game by @keithvalentinex ♡

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Rodes Rollins - “Wes Come Back”

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Rodes Rollins is back with more of her dusty spellbinding, smoky enchanting music on Wes Come Back. As desolate tumbleweeds roll by, dreamy psychedelic mirages shimmer in the distance. The Boulder, Colorado native, who now resides in both NY and LA, endows her alt rock flavored charmer with a spaghetti western twang, giving us a unique storybook concoction that feels ghostly yet muggy and provocative. I’m transported into a Tarantino film, minus all the violence and with all of their nostalgic beauty. Wes Come Back features drums by Electric Guest’s Matthew Compton, and it tells the story of Wes, Rodes Rollins’ young love who endured a lot of hardship throughout his life.

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Rodes Rollins - “Young and Thriving”

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RODES ROLLINS : BEFORE I DIE

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RODES ROLLINS : SPIN

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Photos: Birch Celebrates the Release of Her Debut Album "femme.one" at Union Pool

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At Brooklyn’s popular bar and music venue Union Pool many shows become a communal experience, even more so when a beloved local musician celebrates the release of her anticipated debut album. Michelle Birsky aka Birch had something special planned for the night: she shared the stage with two other talented women from Brooklyn. From the glamglare perspective we could not have agreed more as we have been following the work of both Gold Child and Rodes Rollins for quite some time. All three acts played with full bands and Michelle brought on Chloe Rowlands on the flugelhorn, which is a central sonic accent on the “femme.one” album.

And the album is excellent: a bright, expertly produced synth pop record from a very personal perspective. Michelle explains:

femme.one is a personal narrative and feminist concept album because it expresses how it feels to be a woman today while trying to find my place in the world. By running a chronological exploration of my relationship with feminism, many of the songs share musical elements and even bleed together as you’ll experience with the bleeding of my last two songs.

The album is out now on all digital platforms. Listen on Apple Music or Spotify.

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Check out photos from the “femme.one” release show:

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