Lesbian Tune of the Week
IvyI share a different lesbian song each week, with a focus on pop music and recent releases.
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Ethel Smyth — The March of the Women
In 1910, Ethel Smyth composed “The March of the Women” for the Women's Social and Political Union, a leading women’s suffrage organization of the time. Here, “The March of the Women” is performed by Virago Symphonic Orchestra, an all-female...
Rosemary Joaquin — Bestie
“—probably wouldn’t work but it’s fun to pretend.”
Kimberley Chen 陳芳語 — Younger
Kimberley Chen’s “Younger” is soft, simple, and bittersweet; the narrator reflects on how much strength she found in her friendship, while struggling to move on from the loss of it. Chen’s clear, wistful singing gives “Younger” a powerful, ...
VANÉS — i miss you, olivia 💔
Though VANÉS’s “i miss you, olivia 💔” is rather short, with a runtime of under three minutes, it elegantly paints a vivid depiction of the narrator’s relationship with Olivia. You get a real sense of the kind of intimate friendship-turned-...
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