
Hilary Saunders
Managing Editor at No Depression
⟦ writes things ⟧ Managing Editor @NoDepression 🎶 Previously in Paste / ESPN / Next City / Bitch / Complex / etc. Rock and roll can save the world. She/ella/זי
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5 days ago |
nodepression.org | Hilary Saunders
Editor's Note: Sister Sadie is No Depression's Spotlight Artist for June 2025. Learn more about the band and their new album, All Will Be Well, which is due out June 27, in this feature, and keep an eye out for more all month long. Thirteen years
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1 week ago |
nodepression.org | Hilary Saunders
Last Saturday, more than 2,000 cities around the US held "No Kings" protests, which drew between four and six million people, according to The Independent. Canadian-American banjoist and singer-songwriter Allison Russell and New York City-based hip-hop and bluegrass collective Gangstagrass teamed up for a song inspired by the protests, titled "No Kings (In The USA)," which was released before the events.
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2 weeks ago |
nodepression.org | Hilary Saunders
This was a devastating week in the roots music community. RIP to Bonnaroo and Outside Lands co-founder Jonathan Mayers (The Tennessean) and New York City venue owner and local music champion Billy Jones (Pitchfork). Additionally, two musical legends — funk, rock, and soul artist Sly Stone and the Beach Boys’ pop genius frontman Brian Wilson both passed away this week.
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2 weeks ago |
nodepression.org | Hilary Saunders
Māhealani Uchiyama wants to reclaim the Hawaiian word pōpolo. The black tinged berry, recognized for its medicinal properties, is found through the Hawaiian islands and across wider Polynesia. But too often, it can be used as an insult for locals of African descent. For more than two years now, Uchiyama has been working on a project called Pōpoloheno: Songs Of Resilience And Joy, which honors the history of this small, yet mighty community.
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2 weeks ago |
nodepression.org | Hilary Saunders
The devil works fast, but the internet works faster...or something along those lines. The biggest news of the day today is Donald Trump and Elon Musk melting down online, so of course, Arkansas-based singer-songwriter Jesse Welles took to a field and sang the news in a little ditty called "My Billionaire Daddies Are Fighting." Check out more from Welles in No Depression's recap from FreshGrass | Bentonville last month.
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