Salt Lily Magazine

01/07/2021

28/06/2021

In today's episode we sat with and talked about by . Check it out!
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22/06/2021

21/06/2021

In today's episode, we chat with Brianna Walker about by . We discuss living in a way that can benefit others, no matter how small, we also touch on themes of death and how we want to be remembered.
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21/06/2021

17/06/2021

Oliva Rodrigo’s debut album Sour has served as the soundtrack for heartbreak since it’s release. Sour, which broke the global Spotify record for the biggest opening week for an album by a female artist, probes pop punk textures in juxtaposition with poignant ballads.Rodrigo, who wrote 'Sour ' alongside producer Dan Nigro, has been praised with critical acclaim for her lyricism which illustrates an accurate portrait of adolescent female emotions. The album’s striking appeal stems from Rodrigo’s vulnerability as she explores emotions such as anger, jealousy, and unhappiness. However, many critics have overlooked the racial undertones that characterize Sour. Rodrigo, who is of Filapina descent, transgresses traditional representation of Asian Women. Portrayals of Asian women in American media are often subjected to two distinct categories: “Dragon Ladies' ' and “Lotus Blossoms”. The term “Dragon Lady”, first coined by cartoonist Milton Caniff, is the stereoptical portrayal of East Asain Women who are opportunistic sexual beings or predatory gold diggers. In direct contrast, “Lotus Blossoms'' depicts Asian women as shy, virginal, passive, and subservient figures that exist to serve white men. Stereotypes of this type function to sustain the binary image of Asians as the yellow peril or the model minority which sequentially function to exclude Asians from white American Society. However, through Olivo Rodrigo’s autonomous storytelling Sour subverts the stereotypical archetype of the Lotus Blossom that is prevalent in Western narratives. Read more on our website

Oliva Rodrigo’s debut album Sour has served as the soundtrack for heartbreak since it’s release. Sour, which broke the global Spotify record for the biggest opening week for an album by a female artist, probes pop punk textures in juxtaposition with poignant ballads.Rodrigo, who wrote 'Sour ' al...

14/06/2021

In today's episode, we sat down with Joe Gibbs of
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08/06/2021

In today's episode we sit down to chat with .hancock.7 about No Hard Feelings by the Avett Brothers. Check it out!
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07/06/2021

25/05/2021

A reminder that you can watch all of our past shows on our YouTube Channel and our website.

Salt Lily Magazine was born out of tender vision: to nurture a celebratory and intimate online and print space for SLC's art and music community. By showcasi...

24/05/2021

In today's episode we sat down with and chat about the song Fodder In Her Wings. We chat about expectations and living your truth.
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24/05/2021

On any given weeknight comedic hopefuls herd themselves into dive bars, grasping at worn-out notebooks filled with graceless setups and banal tags. One by one they stand on a small stage and give heart-rendering speeches. Some are salacious, some are sagacious, others are simply crude. Most of these acts go unobserved as the audience, who consist of other comedians, croon over their own jokes.

Arash Tadjiki, perhaps the most brilliant of the bunch, can frequently be spotted at an open mic huddled over his black notebook methodically writing jokes. With his handsome demeanor and strident laugh, it is difficult for Arash to be inconspicuous in any setting. However, it is his cadence and natural charm constructed together that make him compelling. Whereas many locals have situated themselves as callow comedians, Arash’s act strings together narratives that serve as an introspective look at American culture and his experience as a first-generation immigrant. Many of his anecdotes muster a modest amount of vulnerability that in turn invokes approachability. In a certain sense, he crafts his jokes with a pinch of poeticism, though they skirt around ribaldry. His contentions are often met with roaring laughter from audiences and praise which he shrugs off in a lowly fashion. With the combination of these characteristics, it is evident that Arash will reach stardom and notability. Meanwhile, Arash spared some time to sit down with Salt Lily Magazine to discuss comedy, joke writing, and performing.

On any given weeknight comedic hopefuls herd themselves into dive bars, grasping at worn-out notebooks filled with graceless setups and banal tags. One by one they stand on a small stage and give heart-rendering speeches. Some are salacious, some are sagacious, others are simply crude. Most of these

17/05/2021

17/05/2021

Happy Monday! In today's episode we sit down with the spectacular Spencer Felted about by . We chat about encountering mental health issues for the first time, and positive male role models. Hope you like impressions of sheet metal!
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17/05/2021

Lily Ann Ellingson’s art rejuvenates sensibilities borrowed from Pop Art. Her deep pastel colors and black outlines add to the genre’s rich oeuvre. Lily has yearned for artistry from a young age and began her exploits as a dancer. In her early teens she pivoted to visual art. Recently she graduated from the University of Utah with a BA in studio art with an emphasis in drawing. Inspiration gained from various life experiences such as traveling to new lands, and the loss of a relationship are at the heart of Lily’s work. Her pieces contain a bleeding sense of vulnerability that can only be attributed to a master artist.

A few months ago Lily graced Salt Lily Magazine with her presence and shared with us her process and inspirations. Read more on our website!

Lily Ann Ellingson’s art rejuvenates sensibilities borrowed from Pop Art. Her deep pastel colors and black outlines add to the genre’s rich oeuvre. Lily has yearned for artistry from a young age and began her exploits as a dancer. In her early teens she pivoted to visual art. Recently she gradua...

17/05/2021

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11/05/2021

In today's episode we chat with Kaitlyn Cannon about by . We talk about crossroads, vulnerability, and live music. Check it out!
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10/05/2021

We’re counting down the days to our Spring Digital music festival by highlighting the lovely musicians who are gracing our stage. First up is Marcus Koncar.

Marcus Koncar proposed that we make our way to their apartment to view the collection of assorted instruments they had recently acquired. The year was 2016, and Marcus was only a casual acquaintance of mine. They towered over me by a foot and a half and were marked by a sense of stoicism, a pretty f

03/05/2021

We had the awesome opportunity to sit down with and chat about the classic hymn "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" by . Don't forget you can email us at [email protected] with feedback or questions, or if you're local, to set up an interview.
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03/05/2021

28/04/2021

This week’s episode is featuring our guest ! We hang and chat about anomaly artist Mid-Air Thief and their song “Crumbling Together”. Check it ooooouuut! 🎧
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26/04/2021

20/04/2021

In this week’s episode, we chill with and talk about ‘Put Your Records On’. We talk about finding your true self, making the music you wanna make, and taking time to study and learn your own reality. Check it out wherever you listen to podcasts!
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19/04/2021

Official Music Video for the new single "EZ" by Brother.STREAM NOW: https://ffm.to/brotherez.oydMusic Video by Austin Berenyi & Joshua Jorgensenaustinberenyi...

19/04/2021

12/04/2021

06/04/2021

In today's episode we chat with about by . We talk about cassette collecting and doing things BEFORE they were cool. #$wag
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05/04/2021