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EditorialsColorado Singer-Songwriter Nathaniel Riley Pours Emotion into “Bird Songs.”Rootsy Fort Collins singer-songwriter Nathaniel Riley can’t help but pour his emotional life into music.Gabe Allen · Jun 19, 2023FeaturesThe Infamous LP hits Edge Fest with Irreverent, Vulnerable Pop“I don’t think they could deal with what I looked like and what I sounded like,” LP tells BandWagon. “Jay-Z was there and L.A. Reid and everybody. They made me perform three or four songs in completely disparate directions. I was one of the artists dropped at the end of the session.” Fourteen years later, LP is at the height of her career as an international pop star. She has billions of streams to her name and devout fans from Italy to Poland, Mexico and all over the world. “It went from ‘who do you think you are?’ to ‘who are you?’,” she said. On August 28, LP brings her irreverent, vulnerable, one-of-a-kind pop to Edge Fest; a free show in Cheyenne’s West Edge District with special guest Tai Verdes.Gabe Allen · Aug 13, 2021FeaturesNew on 94.3 The X: ‘Songs You Need to Hear This Month’New on 94.3 The X from The 1975, Bleachers, LP, K.Flay and Night Riots.Shelby Taylor-Thorn · May 1, 2017MusicNew Music Monday: Mac Demarco — “The Way You’d Love Her”“The Way You’d Love Her” is the lead single from Another One, the mini-LP scheduled for an August 7th release. The track doesn’t do much to push outside Demarco’s wobbly-kneed stoner yodels, but I’m not sure anyone wanted him to. I know I didn’t. “The Way You’d Love Her” features the same smiley strumming and light keyboard work we have come to expect, though the vocal ventures closer to earlier works from Rock and Rock Night Club. Demarco creates a lazy river with his melodies, which the listeners glide abidingly down. The author has an unusual knack for writing melodies that feel upbeat, while creating a sneaking feeling that the content doesn’t echo the sentiment.Clark Lamson · May 18, 2015