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Maggie Rogers moved out of her NYU apartment on May 31. On June 1, a video of Pharrell Williams listening to her song "Alaska" launched her career after going—shall we say—slightly viral. "Early in my career, people were using religious language to describe my shows," she said. "Rolling Stone published a piece in 2019 with the headline 'Maggie Rogers: Festival Healer Maggie Rogers has finally met the fan who posted the viral video with Pharrell Williams that launched her music career. In 2016, a clip went viral of Pharrell marvelling at Rogers' song Dec. 6, 2016. If the song "Alaska" hasn't made you dance and cry at the same time, then you've been missing out. The track—a hypnotic, electropop ballad of sorts—went slightly viral Before the 2016 viral video with Pharrell Williams in her class at NYU, Maggie Rogers had been making and releasing music for years — and now, you can hear some of it on her new release, Notes A fan of Rogers uploaded a video of the proceedings, and it went viral. Much of the conversation between Rogers and Williams centered on the song's unique fusion of elements from folk and dance Maggie Rogers on reclaiming her sexuality, and why she left pop music to study divinity at Harvard. when a viral video of her wowing Pharrell Williams triggered a record label bidding war. December 18, 2020 • Before the 2016 viral video with Pharrell Williams in her class at NYU, Maggie Rogers had been making and releasing music for years — and now, you can hear some of it on Rogers brought the Grammy-winning artist to tears with her ethereal song "Alaska," and the video qui