Meet Squirrel Flower: The Boston-Based Artist You Need to Know
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2020
- We spent a rainy day with Ella O'Connor Williams, who performs as Squirrel Flower, at her childhood home in Arlington, MA. She spoke to us about her new album 'I Was Born Swimming,' growing up in a musical household, and how to properly cook risotto.
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I just heard her for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Absolutely amazing!
What a songwriter 💛
she rlly reminds me of jennifer grey as baby in dirty dancing
I see it!
Songs can also be a snapshot in time.
她真的很宝藏了
😊
Pretty sure they from chi-raq
Sooner or later, Grandma's money will run out. And then what?
I always laugh at these "Artist You Need to Know" pieces. To me this music is for basic chicks who shop at Urban Outfitters and own Crosley Record Players.
Ya know...
You could just let people enjoy things.
Joe D I think you just didn’t listen to her album... Great music!
@@martinally2729 Yes, I listened to this album...ua-cam.com/video/VryKfv7aI_k/v-deo.html ... it's just boring music in pretty much the same vein as Snail Mail and Soccer Mommy with this psuedo-90's angst that again caters to shallow indie kids. Listen to Aldous Harding if you want a true artist that doesn't hide behind derivative "now" sounds. More disappointed in Rolling Stone though. Cheers mate
@@joed7185 yeah dudes like us just need more limp biscuit. Or like more sum 41 u know. like more real music w substance
No one likes a smart ass, and if you think this has “substance” well, that’s on you.
Need to turn down the vocal fry...geesh