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Songs You Should Hear: The All-Jenna Edition (Dec. 17, 2021)

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It’s been a wild holiday season around these parts, as I alluded in this week’s UMC20 post. Somehow, December has been the busiest month of the year for the second year in a row. That’s a great thing!

It also means that I needed some help getting you some Songs You Should Hear this week. Fortunately, UMC Contributor Jenna Rose has had plenty ready to go in the queue. So many, in fact, that we have enough to feature her picks exclusively for the next couple weeks, if we so choose.

That’s what we’re choosing to do this week. Come get some…

Songs You Should Hear: Dec. 17, 2021

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PREMIERE: Ava Earl Releases Title Track from ‘The Roses’

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Photo credit: Shannon Earl

People change, circumstances change and, with them, so do friendships. These evolutions can be confusing without proper context, and Ava Earl is here to help us make sense of them with her latest single, “The Roses.”

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PREMIERE: Charles Ellsworth’s Trippy ‘Paranoia (A Nü Start)’ Video

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Earlier this summer, we had the pleasure of becoming acquainted with Brooklyn-based indie folk artist, Charles Ellsworth, by way of his single “Paranoia (A Nü Start).”

Well, we now have the privilege of premiering the tune’s new music video — and let us tell ya, it’s a trip!

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The Quinn Spinn: Skylar Gregg (August 17, 2020)

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Skylar Gregg has just released her new album, Roses, a soul-drenched Americana effort that stands up as the Nashville-based songwriter’s most authentic work to date.

Skylar joins us on the latest edition of The Quinn Spinn to chat about the record, as well as how she is navigating the tricky waters brought onto the music industry by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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