Evermore (Part 1)

from Noise Gate · host Jackie Connor

Episode 7 of Noise Gate features Jackie Connor and fellow Popular Music student Sam Kessler. The two take to the task of analyzing a folk record from one of the most influential and prominent artists of all time: Taylor Swift. This beautiful record demonstrates Taylor's unmatched songwriting and incredible versatility as an artist through moving folk music with multiple coexisting narratives. Check out Sam on Instagram @sam_kessler_ (and go follow @noise_gate_ while you're at it)!

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