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Album of the Month: Julien Baker’s Little Oblivions
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Each month we are bringing you the
106.1 The Corner Album Of The Month, a record that we’re passionate about and think that you should be, too. This month we’re featuring
Little Oblivions, the latest album from Julien Baker.
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Little Oblivions, Memphis-based Julien Baker’s third record is uncomfortable, but captivating, one that sticks with you. The kind of songwriting where Baker holds up a mirror to the audience and you’re shocked to see that your mascara has run down your face. Released on February 26, 2021, the album was written mostly over the course of 2019 which proved a difficult and impressionable year for Baker. The year meant canceled tour dates, sobriety and mental health struggles, and returning to school to finish her degree at Memphis Tennessee State University.
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Album of The Month: Beabadoobee’s Fake It Flowers
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Each month we are bringing you the
106.1 The Corner Album Of The Month, a record that we’re passionate about and think that you should be, too. This month we’re featuring
Fake It Flowers, the debut album from Beabadoobee.
If you’ve ever wondered what a teenage girl writes in her diary, listen to Fake It Flowers by Beabadoobee. The songs written in her bedroom about escapades when she was high with her friends, falling head over heels in love, and a traumatic past, are what make this debut record so vulnerable, honest, and full of grit.
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January Album Of The Month: I Dont Know How But They Found Me’s Razzmatazz
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Each month we are bringing you the
106.1 The Corner Album Of The Month, a record that we’re passionate about and think that you should be, too. This month we’re featuring
Razzmatazz, the debut solo album from I Dont Know How But They Found Me.
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