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Press Play At Home: I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME Social Distance From Toxicity In "Leave Me Alone"

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Learn about iDKHOW and their debut album, 'Razzmatazz,' on the latest episode of Press Play At Home
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Jan 7, 2021 - 11:30 am

Salt Lake City duo I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME (iDKHOW) delivers an intimate performance of their infectious new single "Leave Me Alone" recorded live at June Audio studios in Provo, Utah. Learn about iDKHOW and their debut album, Razzmatazz, finished by email due to the pandemic, below.  

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The Pretty Reckless

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#TBT: The Pretty Reckless Deliver Haunting Performance Of "House On A Hill" | Press Play At Home

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Revisit the New York rock band's acoustic performance of their emotional 2014 track, which frontwoman Taylor Momsen describes as a "cry for humanity"
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Dec 31, 2020 - 10:00 am

For the latest episode of GRAMMY.com's Press Play At Home video series, we revisit a powerful acoustic performance from The Pretty Reckless of their emotional track, "House On A Hill," off their 2014 album, Going To Hell.

Taylor Momsen, the frontwoman of the New York City rock band, describes the heart-wrenching song, which is inspired by the Vietnam War, as a "cry for humanity."

The Pretty Reckless Perform "House On A Hill"

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Aaron Lee Tasjan

Aaron Lee Tasjan

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Press Play At Home: Aaron Lee Tasjan's Playful Performance Of "Computer Of Love"

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"Some advanced technology is eating through my brain," Tasjan laments at the start of the lively folk-rock song
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Dec 17, 2020 - 11:02 am

In the latest episode of Press Play At Home, Nashville-based singer/songwriter Aaron Lee Tasjan offers a playful yet piercing take on technological dependency in his performance of "Computer of Love."

"Some advanced technology is eating through my brain," Tasjan laments at the start of the lively folk-rock song. Watch his full performance below.

Aaron Lee Tasjan Performs "Computer Of Love"

Featured on his forthcoming, genre-bending album, Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!, out Feb. 5, 2021, the song references the disconnection caused by technology and social media and the emotional barriers they create within and between people.

Press Play At Home: Bliss Out To Jazzmeia Horn's "Where We Are"

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Press Play At Home: Canadian Singer/Songwriter Victoria Anthony Does The Impossible On "Breathe Underwater"

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The powerful lyrics to "Breathe Underwater" are about reclaiming your power and feeling validated in your own strength and worth, Anthony says
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Dec 10, 2020 - 12:50 pm

Canadian singer/songwriter Victoria Anthony invites you to believe in yourself on her track, "Breathe Underwater." She performs the song, featured on her 2020 debut album, Real Life, on the latest episode of Press Play At Home.

The powerful lyrics to "Breathe Underwater" are about reclaiming your power and feeling validated in your own strength and worth, Anthony says; she likens the feeling to breathing underwater. Justin Gray, who also produced the track, Jessica Karpov and Anthony herself penned the song in just three hours. 

The track's uplifting theme is in line with the rest of Real Life—a collection of songs showing Anthony's optimistic view on life and desire to live an emotionally rich life.

Watch Victoria Anthony's performance of "Breathe Underwater" on Press Play At Home below.

Press Play: Victoria Anthony "Breathe Underwater"

Press Play At Home: Bliss Out To Jazzmeia Horn's "Where We Are"

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Press Play At Home: Bliss Out To Jazzmeia Horn's "Where We Are"

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The GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter wrote the soothing song to uplift people as we continue facing challenging times
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Dec 3, 2020 - 1:43 pm

Let the soothing piano instrumentals and inspirational words of Jazzmeia Horn's “Where We Are” get you through the rest of the week. The Dallas-born, GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter wrote the track's uplifting lyrics to help people get through today's challenging times.

Learn more about her song and her musical journey—including her history with the GRAMMYs—in the latest episode of Press Play At Home.

Press Play At Home: Jazzmeia Horn's “Where We Are”

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