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Photo by Pat Graham For over three decades, Brooklyn indie rock band Ida have built a world around patience, intimacy and human connection. Known for their sparse arrangements, three-part harmonies, the distinct songwriting voices of Daniel Littleton, Elizabeth Mitchell, Karla Schickele and collaborations with artists like Michael Hurley, HNIA, Tara Jane O’Neil, and Levon Helm, Ida’s music has always found beauty in allowing space for every note, voice and feeling to linger.

Photo by Alex Page From making a PowerPoint to convince her parents to buy a drum kit to earning Grammy nominations and being named Writer-Producer of the Year at the Music Producers Guild Awards, Steph Marziano has carved out a path defined as much by instinct and connection as it is by technical skill. Originally from Philadelphia and now semi-based in East London, Marziano’s journey has taken her from studio intern to one of the most in-demand session-directing producers w

London expat Martin Bourne explores the juxtaposition of ancient textures and whimsical wonder as he delves into the world of ceramics in his collaboration with Furbelow and Bibelot.

A review of 'Anora'

Image source: ttps://www.tayloright.com If you intend on going to NY, which I definitely encourage, skip the Empire State and the Statue...