A.D. Amorosi is a columnist at Metro. With a focus on the arts and entertainment scene, A.D. covers a variety of topics including the music business, genres, concerts, and entertainment news. A.D. has also been featured in SPIN, Yahoo News UK, Variety, and JazzTimes Magazine, among others.
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