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“Na god dey bless me all the way/Twelve years I’m still on top,” Davido sings on “Be There Still,” the resolute third single from...
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Julien Baker and Mackenzie Scott (a.k.a Torres) are indie singer-songwriters with Southern roots. Baker is from Memphis, and Torres hails from Macon, Georgia. They’ve...
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The band’s first album in ten years And the Adjacent Possible blends wonder and weariness Since releasing the fun-on-treadmills-on-a-budget clip for their punchy song...
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When Chappell Roan was asked to name her “gay music video Holy Trinity,” she instantly rose to the challenge. The pop singer/songwriter recently sat...
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LE SSERAFIM teamed up with Jade, TWICE nabbed Coldplay, and Morgan Wallen is back with Post Malone. Keep watching for the latest and hottest...
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The cover of Tate McRae‘s third album shows the pop spitfire lounging on a floor, her back turned to the viewer as she gazes...
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Is self-preservation futile? Saya Gray seems to think so, weaving in and out of confidence, insecurity, grief, and the potency of being in love...
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Drake’s problem is he can’t help himself. It’s right there on “CN Tower,” the first track $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, his new collaborative...
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Sharon Van Etten isn’t the kind of songwriter who blends into a group. She’s always had an uncanny knack for making you feel utterly...
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At the end of 1971’s Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Gene Wilder’s grinning candy mogul reminds Charlie Bucket, the wide-eyed naif who’s about...
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The colors of Mogwai‘s volcanic explosions on the cover of The Bad Fire, the gloomy Glaswegians’ 11th record (by their count), are bright red,...
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In the mid-2010s, it was Skepta and Stormzy who seemed poised to carry British rap across the Atlantic as the sound of U.K. grime...
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Pop quiz: Who had the Number One song of 2024? You’d be forgiven if you didn’t guess that it was the big-voiced yet tender-hearted...
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What exactly is the feeling of losing yourself on the dance floor? So often, it’s tied up in jubilation, in sweat, in communion with...
