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The Music Issue
July / August 2025
When we launched this magazine over three years ago, we had no idea how much our lives would change. From learning about so many incredible people in our community through interviews or filming or meeting our readers and neighbors when they visit our booth at summer music festivals, we’re often amazed by what a single day brings. And we feel so fortunate that we get to work with some incredibly talented people as our business continues to grow.
This music issue was no different. These past two months, we’ve produced an endless amount of videos, welcomed four high school seniors for their end-of-year internship and produced our music issue. It was fun, but a lot of work.
On the drive home from interviewing the 10-year-old guitar phenom Bay, we started talking about what songs we relate to these days. We then challenged ourselves to put together a playlist that illustrates our lives, and we decided to share it with you. So here it is, in no particular order.
A Head Full of Dreams—Coldplay
I Gotta Feeling—The Black Eyed Peas
Satisfaction—The Rolling Stones
Mr. Brightside—The Killers
Imagine—John Lennon
Happy—Pharrell Williams
Colors—Black Pumas
Long Way to the Top—AC/DC
Rebel, Rebel—David Bowie
Unstoppable—Sia
Don’t Stop Me Now—Queen
Brave—Sara Bareilles
Juicy—The Notorious B.I.G.
Lose Yourself—by Eminem
No Sleep Till Brooklyn—Beastie Boys
Good as Hell—Lizzo
My Way—Frank Sinatra
Can’t Stop the Feeling!—Justin Timberlake
Pump It—The Black Eyed Peas
Shake It Off—Taylor Swift
On Top of the World—Imagine Dragons
Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)—Kelly Clarkson
Dog Days Are Over—Florence + The Machine
Let’s Go Crazy—Prince
Best Day of My Life—American Authors
Uptown Funk—Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars
Want to listen to our lives in music form (so to speak)? Head to our Spotify channel (Connect To) where you can also check out our podcast.
Mic drop,
Gia and Justin

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