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Jess’s drums exploded like a car backfiring. Maya’s bass sent a subsonic wave through the plywood stage that rattled the beer cans on the nearby picnic tables. Chloe slammed her pick into the Mustang’s strings, unleashing a wall of glorious, ugly, liberating noise. She leaned into the mic and howled a lyric she’d written that morning: It was about the intoxicating freedom of making
The music began, a pulsating beat that seemed to resonate deep within the chests of everyone present. The college girls took to the stage, their movements a perfect blend of rehearsed choreography and spontaneous joy. They danced with a fervor that was infectious, drawing in the crowd and making it impossible for anyone to stand still.