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I’m All Lost In, #148: Girl group royalty; DIY folk; and jet-age architecture. Plus the Week in X>Y, including light rail to Bellevue.

I’m All Lost In, #148: Girl group royalty; DIY folk; and jet-age architecture. Plus the Week in X>Y, including light rail to Bellevue.

In the case of the Bronx-based Chantels…

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I’m under the influence of…

Federico Garcia Lorca, Teenage Poet Laureate
Peak Fashion. The Night of the Living Dead, 1968
Ball Kids
Urchin Chic: Low-Dive Jenny, Flash Toby Crack It, Betty Doxy
Green Metropolis
Diane Nash, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 1960
Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring, 1962
Brian Eno, Music for Films, 1978
“Hack the Planet!”, Hackers, 1995
Late 1920s Ghost Pop
King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown, 1976
Sappho, Teenage Poet Laureate, 630 BC
Indie Rock, 1947-1957
Billie Holiday dethrones Athena on July 2, 1935
Nightspace live at Kremwerk, 2018
Neuromancer, 1984
Coffeeshops of the future.
Flaneur
Edith Wharton's Manhattan
The Teenage Curfew Riots, outside Pandora's Box on the Sunset Strip, 1966
Marina Tsvetaeva Poet Laureate of the Night
A history of cities, 4,000 BC —today
Rooftops of the world, unite.
Smart-Aleck Kill
Learning to play my favorite songs on piano
Sidewalk Activity Report
Legalize apartments.
WTA Tennis
Decks & mixer
Political Cairo, 1940s
Go Vegan, Minimalist Baker, Vegan Democracy
The Circle of Fifths
Cyberpunk sky jump, 1995
Hanif Kureishi’s The Black Album, 1995
I’m a bee murmuring by the hour in foxglove bells.
6-time Wimbledon Champion Suzanne Lenglen, circa 1919-1925
The Occult Issue, October 1968
Tinker 1965, All You Protest Kids
Catherine Whitaker & Crew
Louise Gluck
Arthur Sze. His poems often juxtapose a series of small, simultaneous moments. And then conclude with a single startling one.
Pedestrian Rights
Sissy Jupe
Left-of-the-dial, late night electronica, 2020 —present
Parking Maximums & Market Rate Fees.
aBstRact R&B, 2011 —present
Why moody teenagers love Emily Dickinson
Ann of Oxford Street
Pre-code plebeians such as Hilda Vaughn, 1933
Shirley Jackson, 1951
Human scale infrastructure.
19th Century Manchester Chartists
Ovid, Metamorphoses
Amphion builds the city of Thebes by charming the stones with his golden lyre.
Neo-realism.
The Iranian Students, 1979
“Atomic. Your hair is beautiful. Tonight.”
Ovid, Heroines
A King’s Road boutique called Bazaar.
“Rush your money to the record shops…”
Sound Transit Retail Integration Memo, 2021.
Jane Jacobs, 1961
Feminism, 1966
Congestion Pricing
Dylan Thomas, Teenage Poet Laureate
Not enough apartments allowed
Gloom Room-a-Go-Go, 1966
Colin MacInnes, Absolute Beginners, 1959
D.C. Metro
The Mixolydian Mode
Transit Oriented City, 15-minute City
Death Metal posters in the city.
“Hey, that's far out, so you heard him too!”
Sylvia Plath, Teenage Poet Laureate, 1952, Smith College
Frank O’Hara, 1926-1966
London Calypso, 1950s
All the young gods
The Time Space Continuum, 1951
Teenage Poet Laureate, W.B. Yeats
Ravi Shankar’s first U.S. release, 1959
1960s Blue Beat & Ska
My first Prompt
My house plants
Camden Market practice space, 1976
New Lots Ave., Snediker Ave., Malta St