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Teen Ink Magazine, September 2007 : Music Articles

Alpha by Jeremiah G., Phoenix, AZ Sevendust’s sixth full-length album is purely remarkable. Their sound has been a staple of modern rock for nearly a decade. Lijon Witherspoon is one of few African-American lead singers of rock bands and performs in a passionate and inspirational way. Continue...	John Mayer by Sara B., Wyckoff, NJ Last February John Mayer performed a sold-out concert at Madison Square Garden. Without question, he is my favorite singer, songwriter and guitarist. I was counting down the days until I could see this rock god in concert. Continue...
Lessons by Paul C., Monaca, PA Though he hasn’t exactly entered the pop music mainstream, Lenny Revell is a talented up-and-coming musician. Continue...	Shock Value by Samuel K., New City, NY Timbaland is known for his music production skills and his presence in the recording studio. He has produced many hits including “SexxyBack” by Justin Timberlake, “Headsprung” by LL Cool J and “Work It” by Missy Elliot. Continue...
We Were Dead Before the Ship Sank by Caroline G., Westport, CT When Modest Mouse, a once obscure, once indie band, cruised onto the mainstream in 2004 with their hit “Float On,” they were instantly embraced by the pop-loving masses. Their new album is sure to be just as widely accepted, but possibly by a different type. Continue...

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