Liz Pelly is a writer and editor based in New York. She covers music, culture, media, streaming and the internet. She is a Contributing Editor at The Baffler and the Pioneer Works Broadcast. She is currently an adjunct instructor in the recorded music program at NYU Tisch, and co-authors the music newsletter Cryptophasia.
Recent
- "There's endless choice, but you're not listening": music fans quitting streaming, The Guardian
- Zola Jesus finds purpose in the process, NPR
- Press Play: International Anthem's Scottie McNeice on expanding audiences for challenging music, The Broadcast
- Library Music: Public libraries offer small-scale streaming alternatives for local archiving, The Broadcast
- Socialized Streaming: A case for universal music access, Real Life
- With gigs canceled and no relief, musicians form a nationwide union, In These Times