Rooted in raw, real and rare honesty, Nashville artist Bre Kennedy wears her heart on her sleeve as she navigates the ins and outs of being a twenty-something songwriter in a loud and busy world. Her songs are so personal, they remind me of being at a sleepover with my best friend and listening to her share her hopes, dreams and fears.

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As a female  artist, Tania Marmolejo was constantly  told “maybe you need to change.” Yet, the best thing that she ever did for her career was ignore that advice.

Dominican born, Tania Marmolejo knew that she wanted to pursue a career in art since she was a little girl. She studied Graphic Design and Illustration in Norway, then attended the Altos de Chavón School of Design to study Fine Arts. Soon after, she attended Parsons The New School for Design, New York on scholarship and received a degree in Fine Arts and Illustration. 

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Despite a weekend filled with unpredictable weather, Music Midtown’s diverse lineup of artists brought good vibes to Atlanta all weekend as festival-goers danced to their heart’s content, rain or shine. 

The weekend started strong on Friday, September 15th as the gates of the festival opened at 5 p.m., letting in a flood of fans rushing to land the closest spots possible to watch their favorite artists perform. While the festival had four stages built, Friday’s artists only utilized two of the stages to kickstart the fest. 

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