Mary Land

My sister and I try to vacation together at least once a year and last week was another Barb & Dave’s Excellent Adventure. Dude, load up the senior bus for a four days / three nights trip to Ocean City, Maryland with Friendship Tours. After a nine-hours, four pick-up locations, a few “comfort stops” and…

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Wild Fire’s Everything I Never Said

I’ve been a Wild Fire fan for a while. I love this duo because of how indie they are. Doing crowdfunding to get their music out there, allowing fans to pre-purchase albums and get some cool perks like signed CD’s, stage worn clothing or a producer title. For fans like me, who like to support…

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Tori Amos’ In Times Of Dragons

The thing with being a Tori Amos fan is you know with each album comes a new concept. Instead of pretending like I can gaysplain the story behind Tori’s newest album, In Times Of Dragons, best to let Tori explain it, in only the way Tori can. Tori’s concepts and explanations are uniquely her own,…

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Natalie Shay’s Atmosphere EP

The best part of being a Natalie Shay fan is every few years she drops a new EP along with music videos. Her newest eight-track EP, Atmosphere, is on brand for her. It’s pure pop, full of feel-good beats and extremely relatable lyrics. In my gay opinion, Natalie’s Atmosphere will leave you emotionally better than…

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Nxdia’s Lovemesick EP

Nxdia’s new EP, Lovemesick, is short but these four songs pack a punch. This is a fist pumping angry anthem to the darker side of love. This EP runs the gamut from being someone’s “favorite color lipstick shade / that discontinued back in May” (“Lovemesick”), to a “casual birthday date / with your parents there…

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Vanessa Carlton’s Veils

If you’ve been a fan of Vanessa Carlton since the early 2000’s, her new songs “The Mountain” and “Agony Of The Flower” will bring you right back to the first time you heard her. The remainder of her new album, Veils, has the experimental electronic sound she’s been toying with on her past few albums…

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Charley’s The Chronicles Of A Serial Idealist

After putting out a couple EPs, Charley has finally dropped her debut album, The Chronicles Of A Serial Idealist. Thankfully she’s kept her radio-friendly sound which originally made me a fan. The Chronicles Of A Serial Idealist rides the perfect pop balance, with it’s mid-tempo music mastery. Every song makes you want to either shake…

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Jennie Garth’s I Choose Me

Beverly Hills 90210 was my go-to show in the 90’s, even now, give me a teen drama any time. If I wasn’t home to watch that week’s episode, I sure as hell had my VCR (yes, I’m that old) set. It holds a special place in my heart because it’s the first show that my sister and…

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AmsterDAMN & Belgium…Belgium? I Hardly Know Him!

Do you remember March 2020? Like many, I was stranded at home due to the pandemic but was supposed to be on vacation with my partner in Belgium and Amsterdam. Almost six years to the day, that dream trip finally became reality. We flew non-stop to Amsterdam from Logan Airport in Boston. We took the…

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Felicia Day’s The Lost Daughter Of Sparta

Tuesday Felicia Day’s new graphic novel, “The Lost Daughter Of Sparta,” hit stores and she kicked off her book tour at An Unlikely Story in Plainville, MA. An Unlikely Story was a great choice because it’s a quaint little bookshop in the middle of nowhere and who doesn’t love supporting indie businesses. Felicia was in…

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