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    Surf Mesa Is About to Break the Internet Again 0 EDM News
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    Surf Mesa Is About to Break the Internet Again

    When a bedroom producer goes from uploading tracks online to scoring billions of streams, the EDM community takes notice. Surf Mesa is one of those rare artists whose meteoric rise caught everyone off guard and kept them dancing. His next big hit...

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    Songs Belong to Everyone Who Can Sing Along :: Craig Finn on
Always Been
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    Songs Belong to Everyone Who Can Sing Along :: Craig Finn on Always Been

    The cover of Craig Finn's latest solo album, Always Been, directly nods to Randy Newman's 1977 lp Little Criminals. Shot in the same location, on the West 7th Street overpass over the I-110, it presents The Hold Steady frontman posed exactly as Newman is on his classic album. And like Newman's songbook, Always Been is filled with character studies, a cast of people who aren't quite sure what to make of their lives and the directions they've taken. It also arrives with a book of short stories, Lousy With Ghosts. Finn joins us to discuss the expansive universe he's created.

    The post Songs Belong to Everyone Who Can Sing Along :: Craig Finn on Always Been first appeared on Aquarium Drunkard.

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