Atticus Kane’s new single “Love Me Not” takes a deeply personal experience and turns it into a larger meditation on immigration, belonging, patriotism, and the tricky balance of loving a country while calling out its flaws. Inspired by a string of robocalls from a Florida politician who was running on a tough anti-immigrant platform, the song grew out of Kane’s difficulty reconciling that experience with America’s…



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