Vellichor Literary
Independent, San Francisco-based magazine for brewing creatives.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 231 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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"I feel like music is the North Star.": Maya Lane on sensitivity and singing
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This week on Debby Downer, an interview series with Vellichor Literary that aims to merge existentialism and music together, I was able to speak with Maya Lane. Maya is a singer-songwriter from London, mainly creating in the fo...
“I truly think only humans can successfully create music and art.”: Amelie Kalia on anxiety and art.
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Ellie Kim: This week on Debby Downer, I am joined by UCLA graduate, Californian native, and musician Amelie Kalia. It’s so exciting to finally sit down and talk to Amelie, as we’ve been exchanging messages back and...
Censorship in The Red Envelope: Patronizing Insult to All Moviegoers
After passing the animated film, Lightyear (2022) with a 21+ rating, Indonesian censorship strikes another movie for its LGBT+ representation. Now, featuring abrupt and unnatural transitions and misleading translations. After a long, frustr...
ACTING THE FOOL: IN DEFENSE OF DUMBNESS IN POP MUSIC
Though most fail to realize it, there is a strength to be found in the foolish nature of some pop music created these days. In the chorus of High Fashion, Addison Rae croons “I don’t need your drugs / I’d rather get high fashion” over whirr...
Music and Fashion: An Intertwined Force of Culture
Within human culture, few threads intertwine as intricately as fashion and music. From the loud and conspicuous hair metal culture in the late ’70s and 1980s to the sparkly, vibrant Y2K lore inspired by the works of Britney Spears and Missy...
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