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Celebrate LGBTQIA+ Artists This June With Big Hassle’s Pride Month ‘23 Preview 

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Celebrate LGBTQIA+ Artists This June With Big Hassle’s Pride Month ‘23 Preview 

It’s midway through June. There’s certainly no shortage of Pride festivities to participate in, so you’re probably searching for the perfect playlist this Pride month. But look no further because Big Hassle Media has hooked you up. 

Spin the latest from these LGBTQIA+ luminaries this Pride Month and beyond. Super straight forward list. Not straight at all.

~ Big Hassle Media

It’s the perfect soundtrack to celebrate Pride, whether for members of the community or allies alike. This Spotify playlist clocks in at 1 hour and 2 minutes with 20 songs ready to discover. Listeners may even find their new favorite hits from these LGBTQIA+ artists. So blast these tracks on the way to a Pride parade or while getting ready for a first date — fans are in for a treat with some of the coolest artists today, like The Aquadolls (“Far Far Away”), Flesh Eater (“extinguisher”), and Brooke Candy (“Juicy Fruit”).  

From the synths and solid bass of “Freak U Out” by pop singers Sizzy Rocket and Rossi to the more slowed down, sadder “Holding On” by indie artist Jayli Wolf — Big Hassle Media’s Pride Month ‘23 Preview has a song for every mood imaginable. My personal favorite from the list was “Venus & Mars” by Afro Rock band We Don’t Ride Llamas, with its mesmerizing rhythm and upbeat vibe that had me swaying along the whole way through. 

For those who aren’t familiar, Big Hassle Media has been representing artists — from A-list stars to newcomers — since 1999. Think of names like the Grammy Award-winning singer Daya or the iconic pop band Valley — both of which have spots on this Pride playlist.

Want to see more of the artists Big Hassle Media represents? You should. Follow on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. And don’t forget to stream these 20 songs for Pride month. 

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Kara Peeler -

Hello! I'm a journalist at Northwestern University, and I love writing about all things arts & entertainment. Keep up with my work on all platforms @karapeeler

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