{"id":428,"date":"2023-04-28T15:07:33","date_gmt":"2023-04-28T15:07:33","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/wers.org\/wecb\/milkcrate\/2023-4-28-staff-pix-428-driving-off-into-the-sunset\/"},"modified":"2023-04-28T15:07:33","modified_gmt":"2023-04-28T15:07:33","slug":"2023-4-28-staff-pix-428-driving-off-into-the-sunset","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/orgs.emerson.edu\/wecb\/milkcrate\/2023-4-28-staff-pix-428-driving-off-into-the-sunset\/","title":{"rendered":"Staff Pix 4\/28: Driving Off Into the Sunset"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The Milk Crate staff\u2019s favorite tracks that remind us of driving off into the sunset, presented with blurbs worthy of a promotional sticker on a jewel case. Tune in Fridays from 2-3 EST to the Staff Pix radio show.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Amelia Oei<\/h1>\n

Heroes by David Bowie<\/h2>\n

\u201cHeroes\u201d transcends anything that attempts to do it justice, and Bowie emphasized this himself: he later told Classic Rock<\/em> that he \u201clooked at \u2018feel\u2019 as being the priority\u201d while writing the song. Its memorable melody, melancholy lyrics, and longing riffs create a wistful feeling in the listener that cannot be explained with any other medium. The narrator sings about a day where their personal and world conflicts would disappear so that they can bask in the freedom of love and peace. This timeless narrative works for a heartbreaking relationship, optimistic end of war, or driving into the sunset. The sound is so powerful that it permeates through memories. Unashamedly, I recall countless times repeatedly blasting \u201cHeroes\u201d while driving into the sunset back in my hometown. During those times, I longed for a perfect world. Listening to the song now, I long for these old memories. I will never be able to listen to this song without longing for something \u2014 yet simultaneously being filled with Bowie\u2019s reassurance that everything will be okay, that \u201cwe can be heroes, just for one day.\u201d To me, driving into the sunset can mean a variety of things: longing for happiness; hope for the future; an ending that you know will have to happen eventually. Bowie somehow put all of these feelings into one perfect song.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Karenna Umscheid<\/h1>\n

Sun Bleached Flies by Ethel Cain <\/h2>\n

In the year that I have been Editor-in-Chief of Milk Crate I have endured a lot of change, I have lost friendships but I have gained a lot of love and a better sense of myself, and this tumultuous experience laced by the support and community that Milk Crate has provided me with. And as I move on to be General Manager of WECB, I am forced to reckon with change once again. This time I am trying not to leave clawed scratches on the things I am leaving behind, I am trying to drive into the sunset and learn and grow and trust. When Ethel Cain nears the close of her tragic, gutsy album Preacher\u2019s Daughter, she, with a full heart, sings \u201cIf it\u2019s meant to be\/Then it will be,\u201d with encompassing, glowing vocals that, though canonically are quite tragic, I am using to help me let go. WECB and Milk Crate has unequivocally changed my life, and I am certain it will continue to do so. With this song, and all the love and lessons (and playlists and music!) I have gained over the course of my sophomore year, I am ready to trust in myself and drive into the sunset, to new adventures, and always, new music. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Stephanie Weber<\/h1>\n

Soundtrack for Your Backseat by sundriver ca<\/h2>\n

Based in California, sundriver ca garnered popularity on TikTok possibly summer 2020 for his song \u201cSoundtrack for Your Backseat.\u201d The song is exactly what you would expect to put on when you\u2019re driving into the sunset. It’s just \u201cchill\u201d and has great \u201cvibes.\u201d Seriously, it\u2019s a great song. It\u2019s psychedelic enough to warrant being put in that category but it also is indie rock with great drums, guitar, and synthesizer. It opens with dreamy instrumentals but goes into vocals all about love, with the first set including lines like \u201cTruth be told\/ my home is whenever you\u2019re around.\u201d The lyrics are short, but moody and melancholic evidenced by the lines \u201cMy love is heavy with dope\/ I hope we both overdose.\u201d I have to admit, this song is on a playlist I created with the title \u201cWalking Home At Sunset.\u201d It\u2019s truly perfect for those summer nights that you don\u2019t want to end.  <\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Julia Norkus<\/h1>\n

This is the Day by The The<\/h2>\n

The ending scene of the movie Empire Records <\/em>(1995) is, to me, iconic. For anyone that doesn\u2019t know the movie, it\u2019s about a day in the life of the employees at a record store on the brink of closure. I won\u2019t spoil the whole thing, but the end of the movie shows the staff dancing on top of the roof next to their neon sign while \u201cThis is the Day\u201d plays in the background, and I can\u2019t help but cry every time I see it. The dull yellow glow from the signage illuminates the characters\u2019 faces, love and delight emanating from their smiles. \u201cThis is the Day\u201d is an ode to being here now and trusting in the fact that everything is going to work out as it should. \u201cThis is the day \/ Your life will surely change \/ This is the day \/ Where things fall into place,\u201d are the words I live by and the ones that have ultimately changed my life over the last five years. Its message, its inexplicable joy\u2014I think it changed everything for me, to be honest. \u201cThis is the Day\u201d is confirmation that you are here, you are valid and that \u201cThis is the day \/ Where things fall into place.\u201d So have a sip of water, maybe have something to eat, get some rest, and know that I love you infinitely <3<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Anne O\u2019Leary<\/h1>\n

Rosyln by Bon Iver and St. Vincent <\/h2>\n

POV: You\u2019re driving on a two lane highway somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. You\u2019re surrounded by trees, and it\u2019s slightly rainy. It seems as though nobody is on the road, you feel completely alone. You know you should be scared, but this isolation provides you a sense of peace, somehow. You don\u2019t really know where you are going, you just turned on the ignition and started going, farther and farther into the nothingness. You can\u2019t remember why you left in the first place. What were you really trying to escape? What is there for you to run away from? It\u2019s unclear, now, as you step on the gas a little harder. You look in your mirror, again, nobody is behind you. You\u2019re still alone. You turn on the radio to your favorite folk station, this song is playing. Tears begin to well up in your eyes as the music plays. You don\u2019t know why you\u2019re crying in the first place.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Will Ingman<\/h1>\n

Smokers Outside the Hospital Doors by Editors<\/h2>\n

When I think of \u201cdriving off into the sunset\u201d, I picture cresting a hill just before the credits roll, amber light filling the sky at the end of a long, arduous journey. Something with finality; a resolution, long overdue. Fitting, that this would be the last Staff Pix theme of my time at Emerson and at my beloved Milk Crate. And, in the spirit of friend, fellow staffer, and well-deserved new editor-in-chief Julia Norkus, I\u2019ll spend the rest of this blurb oversharing: This song, despite its ostentatious choral vocals and enduring runtime, has come to represent that finality for me. The first time I was involuntarily hospitalized for my mental health, I spent the six days of inpatient treatment with the chorus to \u201cSmokers\u201d firmly wedged in my memory, humming away at the back of every moment. I played it on the way home from the hospital and cried for the first time in months. Since then, it\u2019s come to represent periods of change and transition to me, and still creeps back into my brain every time I make a big leap for the better. The twenty months I spent writing, shooting, laughing, sometimes crying, loving, living, and breathing for this publication have been a North Star in a time of great darkness. Something to follow, to chase, to cherish. Time for change. <3<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Lily Suckow Ziemer<\/h1>\n

\u201csouthview\u201d by 8485 and fish narc<\/h2>\n

Maybe it\u2019s cliche, but to me \u201csouthview\u201d by 8485 and fish narc screams \u201crelatable.\u201d After first hearing it this April, I couldn\u2019t help reflecting on my freshman year of college. The main lyric of the song is hammered in throughout the chorus: \u201cI haven\u2019t seen anybody I\u2019ve known for a long time \/ In a long time.\u201d I was more than eager to graduate high school a year ago, and haven\u2019t seen most of my classmates since. It\u2019s not like I hate any of them, but I definitely haven\u2019t missed the school I attended for 15 years. It\u2019s strange though, to only see Instagram pictures of sorority rush week and St. Patrick\u2019s Day parties from people I used to see every day. While I don\u2019t feel exactly<\/em> the same as 8485 when she sings, \u201cI don\u2019t have any friends from when I was a kid and I\u2019m so glad,\u201d as I still keep in touch with a couple, the end of an era of people speaks to me. The alternative pop song is a pensive drive into the sunset, and as I finish this school year, I can\u2019t stop listening.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Rachel Charles<\/h1>\n

Cico Buff by Cocteau Twins<\/h2>\n

When it comes to the Cocteau Twins, their discography is filled with songs that exude that riding into the sunset feeling, and their song “Cico Buff” is no exception. “Cico Buff”, although somewhat intangible in its lyricism, is a song that exudes pure blissful feeling, a feeling of resolution and retrospection. It\u2019s that feeling when the protagonist finally learns the moral lesson that the movie has been hinting at for the past 120 minutes, and the character can finally leave their tenacious past behind them. The track’s dreamy shoegaze sound makes this the perfect song to get lost in while you drive off into the sunset, windows down, swaying your head to Cocteau Twins frontwoman Elizabeth Fraser\u2019s hypnotic vocals. I think this song is the perfect staff pix to end on as Milk crate rides into the summer.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Maura Cowan<\/h1>\n

Ketchum, ID by Boygenius<\/h2>\n

There\u2019s a playlist I have called \u201cAn Elegy for I-580,\u201d named after a branch of the interstate that runs through my hometown. I made it last summer, deep in a stew of heat and frustration and grief, grappling with the understanding that going \u201chome\u201d was getting progressively harder as more and more of my life was taking root many thousands of miles away in Boston. Sometimes, realizing that it\u2019s time to go is the easy part. I have to say goodbye to Boston now, and though it is indisputably the right choice for me, it is a terrifying leap of faith for me to break away from a place I\u2019d begun to call home far more than the city I grew up in. \u201cKetchum, ID,\u201d the closing track on Boygenius\u2019 self-titled EP, speaks to all of the beauty and melancholy and loneliness in moving on. It\u2019s a quiet, meandering track, lacking any instrumentals other than a simple acoustic guitar riff. Instead, it lets Lucy Dacus, Phoebe Bridgers, and Julien Baker\u2019s harmonies shine, as they reflect, \u201cI am never anywhere\/ Anywhere I go.\/ When I\u2019m home, I\u2019m never there\/ Long enough to know.\u201d Life on the road is one of eternal displacement, but also eternal reinvention. For better or for worse, that forces you to find a home in yourself and the people you\u2019re with, and during my time at Emerson, I\u2019ve been so lucky to find that home with Milk crate. So on we go, to different places and different versions of ourselves. But as the sun sets on this part of my life, I\u2019m grateful for the versions that we all leave here on this page together one final time.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

\n

Harry Bates<\/h1>\n

Deal – Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca NY 5\/7\/77 by The Grateful Dead<\/h2>\n

I just can\u2019t wait for the summer. I\u2019m so goddamn excited to be, well, frankly, out of Boston for a bit and back up north taking the roads by storm (haha). I crave a drive on one of those backcountry pathways with my windows rolled down, dust in the rearview, and \u201cDeal\u201d from the Dead\u2019s Barton Hall \u201877 show blasting over my RAV4\u2019s speakers. Few things are as liberating as a foot on an accelerator pedal, singing along to some old tune that lives happily in the back of your mind, and picking up a friend or two after work for some summertime shenanigans. Whether I\u2019m heading up to Franconia Notch for hiking, trekking west-bound for some concert, or just going on a late-night drive to cool down from the weighty humidity of New England\u2019s summer months \u2014 \u201dDeal\u201d is there to spark comfort, laughter, and all-around good times!<\/p>\n

A big thank you goes out to my friends and family at Milk Crate for another great year of talking about music & \u201cshooting the shit.\u201d As always, I\u2019ve had a blast! So here\u2019s to a season ahead full of impassioned fire-side conversations, good music, and endless amounts of citronella spray! May the sun keep shining wherever you\u2019re headed <3<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Matt Kugel<\/h1>\n

Turnstile by Vasudeva<\/h2>\n

I was introduced to three-piece post-rockers Vasudeva a few years ago by my best friend Cam, and despite the fact that I don\u2019t think I\u2019ll ever be able to reach the level of obsession he\u2019s at, I\u2019m a really huge fan. The band is entirely instrumental, and it honestly makes perfect study music, but this isn\u2019t your Grandma\u2019s Lo-fi beats to relax and study to<\/em>. They are able to capture emotion with great nuance, and no track is better evidence than \u201cTurnstile\u201d. The song has this feeling like it\u2019s the end of something big, but the finality never feels bitter. It\u2019s an uplifting track through and through, and the absence of lyrics opens the song up for a whole slew of meanings. But, to me, \u201cTurnstile\u201d will always be the perfect song to continue on living to. It\u2019s a song that perfectly captures a feeling we all know well, the ubiquitous melancholy of new beginnings. That\u2019s a strong feeling that can be hard to work through, but it\u2019s only made all the more punchier by the fact that I can\u2019t hear this song without reflecting on Cam and I\u2019s many year-long friendship, one of the most important relationships of my life.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Izzy Desmarais <\/h1>\n

Flow by Cage The Elephant <\/h2>\n

\u200b\u200bWhen the staff decided on \u201cdriving into the sunset\u201d as this week\u2019s theme, I knew I wanted to pick a song from a playlist of mine titled \u201cmy ultimate movie soundtrack.\u201d Composed of songs that would be on my life\u2019s soundtrack or songs that give main character energy, this is without a doubt my comfort playlist. I decided on \u201cFlow\u201d by Cage The Elephant because of its dreamy yet melancholic tone. It\u2019s short and the lyrics are a little repetitive, but the imagery these simple words evoke is absolutely incredible. \u201cUgly as a suitcase \/ I can see it stretch for days \/ Hanging on a sunset \/ Softly trampled by the rain.\u201d The first verse alone feels like a poem I would have analyzed in AP Literature. \u201cFlow\u201d is playing as I ride into the sunset and leave this semester behind because, well, I\u2019m tired. This isn\u2019t to say I didn\u2019t enjoy my sophomore year at Emerson College \u2014 there were numerous bright spots and memories that I\u2019m sure I will remember fondly. But on the other side of that same coin, I\u2019m homesick and my social battery is worse than dead and it\u2019s time to have a hermit summer. Like I said, dreamy yet melancholic.  <\/p>\n<\/div>\n

\n

Salem Ross<\/h1>\n

Man In the Sixties by Balue<\/h2>\n

Driving into the sunset can be dramatic, it can be liberating and can uncover thoughts that need to be solved on a highway. Sometimes the sunset view is just the drive home. Your car stereo holds memories you forgot about. A song coming on shuffle makes the driver subconsciously step on the gas. Summer heals a lot of things. It gives time between school, and relationships that need a healing period. Balue\u2019s opening notes instantly put me in my 2011 Volkswagen Jetta. \u201cGrab a bag and hit the beach\/Chew on the stems and plant the seeds\u201d ring in a stereo system from more than ten years ago. It flows through a car that used to be my grandmothers and makes the sound from the same speakers I listened to when I was nine to nineteen, and hopefully many more years. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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