Hollie Geraghty
Freelance Journalist & Copywriter at Freelance
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Articles
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3 weeks ago |
nme.com | Hollie Geraghty
Julien Baker & Torres are taking us on a trip down memory lane. Seated across from NME in the meeting room of a trendy central London hotel on an auspicious St. Patrick’s Day morning, the close friends, collaborators and fellow Southerners reflect on the country music memories that made an indelible mark in their childhood years.
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1 month ago |
nme.com | Hollie Geraghty
The first song I remember hearingWillie Nelson – ‘Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain’“I remember hearing my grandfather sing it. The old timers in the family had a family band and they would get together with their parents, my great grandparents, at least once a week to have a jam in the living room. My great grandmother played upright piano, my great uncle played banjo and guitar, and my grandfather played the spoons and sang.
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1 month ago |
nme.com | Hollie Geraghty
“There was no plan B. I just knew I wanted to do this,” shares Sienna Spiro, as the 19-year-old takes NME back to where it all began. “[Singing] always just felt like something I was going to do.”Not even a year has passed since the London-based singer released her debut track ‘Need Me’, which crystallised the raspy, roaring vocals and balladic pop lyricism previewed in her viral TikTok covers.
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1 month ago |
nme.com | Hollie Geraghty
It’s Monday night in London Town, and Lola Young is well and truly home. We may be on the other side of the river to the singer’s southeast stomping ground here at the O2 Forum Kentish Town, but that doesn’t stop the 24-year-old from expressing her elation about being in her “favourite place in the whole fucking world”.
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1 month ago |
nme.com | Hollie Geraghty
Memory is a fickle thing but some moments make a mark that lasts forever. The waft of freshly changed linen in our childhood bedrooms, the cosy LED-glow of tree lights at Christmas time or a balmy afternoon breeze under a hot summer sky – these are the sensory vignettes that open RaMell Ross’ remarkable new film Nickel Boys. It portrays fleeting snapshots of a halcyon past like the sun-bleached pages of a family photo album.
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