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Amelia Meath of Sylvan Esso (photo by Shervin Lainez, PR) LISTEN by 6.14.21 12:00am June is Pride month and for Album ReCue, WFUV has asked LGBTQ+ musicians to tell us about their most loved albums those releases that inspired, soothed, empowered or galvanized them as artists. Amelia Meath of Cyndi Lauper s 1983 solo debut, She s So Unusual. Listen to Alisa Ali s conversation with Meath in the player above. Sylvan Esso s Amelia Meath says that she became attached to Cyndi Lauper s She s So Unusual before she d even heard it. It was the photo of a carefree Lauper cavorting on the album s cover that drew her in. Meath, who was still quite young at the time, thought Lauper looked like a stone-cold-hot-queer freak, and she just really really liked this person. ....
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Indie Spotlight: My Darling Clementine, Jim Knable, Donal Hinely, P.J. OâConnor and others Focusing the spotlight on releases from such indie artists as Jim Knable, My Darling Clementine, Donal Hinely, P.J. OâConnor and others. Author: Dec 17, 2020 Jim Knable & The Randy Bandits boast a sound that lives up to the irreverent attitude inherent in the band’s handle. Their new effort, Blue Reunion, the group’s first in 12 years following a series of side projects that trailed their last effort, Golden Arrow, in 2009, finds the group as assured as ever, thanks to an easy approach and the unassuming attitude that defines their approach to Americana. Knable himself comes across as an affable singer, producer and front man, and while certain songs “Judas Street” in particular take a more somber tone, the album’s overall tone is ebullient, engaging and as winsome and rollicking as always. “Everything Is Not All Right” offers words of wa ....