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- ↑ "ATMOSPHERE". ASCAP. American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. Retrieved November 9, 2023.
- ↑ Jupiter Winter is back with ‘Come Back’
- ↑ Former Philly singer-songwriter Lelia Broussard in the running for Rolling Stone cover
- ↑ Time to Vote: Chatting With Atlantic Records & Rolling Stone Contest Finalists Lelia Broussard and The Sheepdogs
- ↑ Lafayette native Lelia Broussard a finalist to appear on Rolling Stone's cover
- ↑ Soloists return to borough
- ↑ Interviewing Lelia Broussard + Alexa Wilkinson
- ↑ Lelia Broussard gets help from fans to release new album
- ↑ Music Review: Lelia Broussard - Masquerade
- ↑ Cover Contest Finalists Compete in Jimmy Fallon’s Battle of the Instant Bands
- ↑ Lelia Broussard Eliminated, Suzanna Choffel Advances for Team Blake on ‘The Voice’ with ‘Dog Days Are Over’
- ↑ http://thatmusicmag.com/secrets-secret-someones-milkboy/%7C Secret’s Out on Secret Someones at Milkboy
- ↑ Someones' 'Let You Go': Exclusive Video Premiere
- ↑ Jupiter Winter is back with ‘Come Back’
- ↑ The Midnight REVIEW: '80s synthwave duo give show-stopping performance