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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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UMI’s new EP has nothing but good vibes

Estrella Ochoa January 26, 2024

Artist UMI recently released her new EP (Extended Play) “talking to the wind” on Jan. 19, and I can officially confirm that I’m a huge fan. The EP consists of four tracks: “why don’t we go,”...

Idolized or ignored?

Idolized or ignored?

Ruby Viot January 22, 2024

Within the music industry, there's an ongoing debate about the contrast between widely recognized artists and those who receive less attention. Among the more popular singers and songwriters, some receive...

Cut Through The Noise: Zara Larsson, Cage the Elephant and AURORA

Cut Through The Noise: Zara Larsson, Cage the Elephant and AURORA

Madeline Anklam January 22, 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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Cut Through The Noise: Ariana Grande, Kali Uchis ft. Peso Pluma, Jhené Aiko

Abby Bartleson January 16, 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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Cut Through The Noise: Lewis Capaldi, Tom Odell, Elliot Moss

Anna Williams January 8, 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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Four underrated artists

Kayleigh Bishop December 30, 2023

Finding new artists can be hard, especially with the radio only playing hit songs from already huge artists. Exploring new music is fun, and it’s enjoyable to find new, talented artists that are less...

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10 Underrated Artists

Estrella Ochoa December 14, 2023

Music these days has such a bigger outreach than it used to. With platforms like Youtube, SoundCloud and Spotify, it’s no longer as much of a hassle to get your work out there. Due to this, the pool...

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Four underrated hip-hop artists

Paxon Myers December 11, 2023

Finding new artists can be hard, especially with the radio only playing hit songs from already huge artists. Exploring new music is fun, and it's enjoyable to find new, talented artists that are less known....

Sophomore Lyn Wingenbach plays the cello Nov. 27. Parks Chamber orchestra plays at Shalom Home on Dec. 15.

The Chamber has re-opened

Clara Bagne December 5, 2023

In preparation for Park’s Chamber Orchestra's first performance at the Shalom Home on Dec. 15, they are working hard to perfect their songs. This orchestra group only practices together twice a week...

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