playlists

 

werewolf transformation

from the october 2026 zine

art by julia o’hagan

 
 

LOCK IN

from the september 2026 zine

art by julia o’hagan

 
 

Clock out

from the september 2026 zine

art by piper vetting

 
 

the long haul

from the august 2026 zine

art by julia o’hagan

 
 

EMMIE Summer ‘26 mix

Curated by Emmie staff Summer 2026

art by soleil rumpit

 
 

rot away

curated by emmie staff of 2026

from the rotten issue

 
 

the ripening

curated by emmie staff of 2026

from the rotten issue

 
 

vEGGIE STEW

From the November 2024 zine

 
 

VROOM VROOM

curated by EMMIE STAFF OF SPRING 2024

FROM THE DRIVE ISSUE

 
 

BE QUIET AND DRIVE

 

CURATED BY THE EMMIE STAFF OF SPRING 2024

FROM THE DRIVE ISSUE

 

New Music Friday 12/1

CURATED BY THE EMMIE STAFF OF FALL 2023

ART BY MADELINE BAGGENSTOSS

 
 

RIOT FEST 2023

CURATED BY ARTHUR MACHADO AND CAMILA TRIMBERGER-RUIZ

ART BY CAMILA TRIMBERGER-RUIZ

 
 

spooky

 

Curated by the emmie staff of fall 2022

Art by Caleigh Parsons

 

Bliss

 

Curated by the emmie staff of fall 2022

Art by Caleigh Parsons

 

CHange

 

Curated by the emmie staff of fall 2022

Art by Caleigh Parsons

 

Back on campus

 

Curated by the emmie staff of fall 2022

Art by Caleigh Parsons

 

Demos

curated by the emmie staff of spring 2022

art by Amany Khreis

 

cRUMBLING MY COOKIE

 
 

curated by the emmie staff of spring 2022

art by many members of the emmie staff

“Crumble Your cookie”

Metaphor: To truly understand someone; to connect with someone on a deeper level (according to emmie staff)

At our most recent meeting, the emmie staff discussed the phrase “crumbling your Cookie.” The phrase doesn’t have a true meaning, but we decided to make a meaning of our own and make a playlist around the concept. These songs are the keys to our hearts; songs that you’d have to know us on a deep level to understand why we picked them.

-quentin Holle

 

Midwestern Survival Guide

Read ria’s piece “Midwestern Survival Guide” By clicking the image below

Curated by ria Dhingra

art by Amany Khreis

 
 

Having spent my entire life in the Midwest, I promised myself that when the time came for college, I would leave. I would pack up, go somewhere new and become self-made despite being from suburbia. I think most people my age shared that kind of sentiment, this intrinsic desire to flee all that we knew. I now go to school at UW-Madison… Clearly, my plan worked out. But I’m not upset about it.

– Ria Dhingra