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“When she does, she knows it might be while she’s performing a cover.”
““And I want to let the record stand on its own, not follow it up instantly.” Related Content Lizzy McAlpine on New Album ‘Angel’ and Making Peace With Her Early TikTok Fame Role Model: ‘I’m Not Trying to Be a Pop Star!’ Becky G Wasn’t Afraid to Make This Album — Or Stand Up For Latinos: ‘We Deserve Joy’ Role Model on His New Album, Working With Dakota Johnson <strong>—</strong> and a Possible Name Change She Opens Up About Her Sobriety December will mark seven years of sobriety for Teitelbaum, but she says it doesn’t feel “as defining” as it used to.”
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“I felt really kind of wholesome for a while.”
“[And] I think it’s become very trendy to hate nostalgia.”
““I hate the passage of time,” she says.”
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“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Rolling Stone Studio Blondshell Wants to Cry Onstage Sabrina Teitelbaum stopped by the Rolling Stone Studio to discuss her fantastic new record Violins , her sobriety, and what's on her wedding playlist By Angie Martoccio , Leah Lu Photographs by SACHA LECCA September 24, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source I t's only been a year since Blondshell released her second album If You Asked for a Picture , but Sabrina Teitelbaum is already following that up with the excellent Violins , proving she’s a prolific, unstoppable force in indie rock — and she’s just getting started.”
“So I spent some time this year trying to make sense of all that, and I think that was the point of the music for me.” In the new episode of the Rolling Stone Studio , Teitelbaum goes deep on Violins with senior writer Angie Martoccio and associate director of social media Leah Lu.”