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Simon and Garfunkel

An ode to movie soundtracks

Daniella Ivanir
February 4, 2021
Columns and Opinions
One of the most amazing things about music is the way that it seeps into our subconscious and has the ability to elicit a very specific feeling before we even know the artist or the name of the song. Maybe ther...

Disco, country, and jazz take on Simon and Garfunkel’s “Bridge Over Troubled Water.”

Joshua Hauser
March 30, 2019
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Song covers are scary. They can ruin a song for you, ruin an artist for you, and ruin a mood for you. But at the same time, song covers are exciting. They can reinvent a song, letting it grow through time and c...

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