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The Echo

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The Echo

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‘The Beginning’ of the end

Layla Mickelson February 26, 2025

After five years, Mike Posner dropped his fifth studio album, “The Beginning.” Posner is known for his infamous songwriting, as he has written numerous hits for not only himself but for other artists...

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Much love for Short n’ Sweet Deluxe

Audrey Kuendig February 19, 2025

Pop star Sabrina Carpenter released her “Short n’ Sweet Deluxe” album Feb. 14, Valentine’s Day. Ranked first in Billboard’s 200 charts, her popular album starting at 36 minutes is now 50 minutes...

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“Automatic” hits the right notes

Morgan Grefe February 19, 2025

The Lumineers have built their career on heartfelt storytelling, raw acoustics and melodies that feel like they belong to another time. With their latest album, “Automatic,” they continue to refine...

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FOREVER-EVER

TJ Brayboy February 14, 2025

Well-known Opium rapper Destroy Lonely packed the Fillmore in downtown Minneapolis Feb. 11. This concert featured his most recent album, “LOVE LASTS FOREVER.” The setlist was about 12 or so songs and...

English Rose Suites representatives Heidi Swenson (left) and Jolynn Ericksen (right) talk with a Care Companions co-president Dec. 16. English Rose Suites is a memory care facility that Care Companions partners with to make playlists for their residents.

Care Companions forms connections

Taylor Voigt December 19, 2024

Since the founding meeting of Care Companions in Oct., the club has been hard at work creating a partnership with a local memory care facility, English Rose Suites. The club has sent out surveys to the...

Juniors Ellanor Foreman and Lucas Collinet play the trumpet during the jazz band concert on Dec. 10. The concert was held at Park high school's auditorium.

No treble

Ryan Steinberg December 16, 2024

As Park nears its winter break, the band had its first concert on Tuesday, Dec. 10 with ninth graders getting their first action. While they may sound the same, the band is back to their playing grounds...

Sophomore Krychell Smith practices the violin during rehearsal. Orchestra members prepared to have their parts ready for the concert at 7pm Nov. 18.

Park orchestra turns the power back on

Skye Richardson November 23, 2024

Park Orchestra’s latest autumn-themed POPs concert on Nov. 18 was long-awaited after being postponed just before Halloween due to school power outages. After two weeks, the antsy musicians got to shine...

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Taylor Swift is a mastermind

Kayleigh Bishop April 22, 2024

The influential, versatile and superstar artist Taylor Swift has released yet another enchanting album: “The Tortured Poets Department.” After only five months since releasing new music for her fans,...

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Cut Through The Noise: Camila Cabello, Vampire Weekend, $uicideboy$

Rachel Arkis April 10, 2024

Welcome to “Cut Through the Noise,” an entertainment column from the St. Louis Park Echo covering new music releases. Every week, a different Echo staffer takes on the role of writer, reviewing recent...

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Her Saturn has returned

Modesty Manion March 24, 2024

Kacey Musgrave is back and better than ever with her sixth studio album, “Deeper Well.” She released singles “Deeper Well” and “Too Good To Be True” a few weeks before the album release, giving...

Music re-releases: are they any good?

Music re-releases: are they any good?

Serena Bovee March 23, 2024

As the years pass, artists are always releasing music — however, these new songs are not new and are instead variations of the artists music from the past. Doing this can be used to show a song in a...

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Underrated Artists: Dijon, The Beth’s, Summer Salt, We The Commas

Alan Gardner, Staffer February 10, 2024

Welcome to “Underrated Artists,” an entertainment column from the St. Louis Park Echo covering unpopular and unknown artists. Every week, a different Echo staffer takes on the role of writer, reviewing...

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