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David Sosa
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Staff Writer, Grimy Goods
Los Angeles
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Biography
I’m a music journalist and student from Northeast Los Angeles. I'm currently a staff writer for Grimy Goods, a music blog covering independent/upcoming artists and bands. Since 2023, I worked as a staff writer for Pasadena City College's The Courier, becoming the managing editor and editor-in-chief for Spotlight Magazine during my second semester. I am one of the creators of Let’s Talk, The Courier’s in-house podcast, and was its host for the first three seasons. I transferred to USC in the fall of 2024 studying journalism. In the future, I hope to pursue a career as a journalist, novelist, and documentary filmmaker.
Human Interest Stories , Music , Entertainment , Opinion Pieces , Investigative Journalism
Content
By David Sosa| Grimy Goods@ Get ready to dance with this new bop. Joalin is gearing up to release her new five-track mixtape CAMALEÓN with her shape-shifting pop outing, “GUM.” The Finnish-born singer-songwriter quickly built an international following on the back of other earworm singles like “GUM,” a track full of nebulous textures and trap snares aplenty for the perfectly timed breakdown at the end. But even before the song’s outro, the lead-up goes to show how locked-in Joalin is leading into CAMALEÓN.
By David Sosa| Grimy Goods@ Toronto singer-songwriter Sadboi is one of a select few artists who are on the edge of blowing up, especially with her latest song, “THERAPIST.” Hot off the heels of two back-to-back projects from last year, Sadboi is also on her headlining US tour, with an LA stop at The Echo on April 30. Long before the combo of BARE CHAT and DRY CRY, Ebhoni Cato-O’Garro, like several other up-and-coming artists, turned to YouTube as an outlet.
By David Sosa| Grimy Goods@ In a collaboration between two dynamic artists who share a need to go against the grain at every turn, Dreamer Isioma and Dua Saleh have joined forces for “Smoking Death” off the former’s new album, StarX Lover. The two, respectively known for fusing genres effortlessly through their solo material, complement each other on an instrumental different from what either is known for.
Company Info
Grimy Goods