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“I’m very very excited about that because it shows all the different sounds that I’ve been playing with over the course of these singles over the past year,” emphasized Maasho.
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Inspired heavily by 90s R&B, Wrice’s music has a nostalgic heart — the type you keep away from the hands of grimy, white Depop girls trying to gentrify crumbs of the year 2000.
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On the group’s new LP Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine, the daring hip-hop collective are reunited once more, searching for hope in the face of darkness and personal tragedy.
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In an interview with The Daily Californian, Miami-based singer Hoosh explained: “The whole concept of it is like … I have no idea what the fuck is going on, does anybody else have any idea what the fuck is going on?”
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12 years out from their debut, Real Estate’s latest is less an attempt at renewed purpose and more a faint reflection of past, present and future. It’s perfectly passable, but it doesn’t quite hit the same.
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“A lot of fans of Fly By don’t know that we have a full different career as writers and producers for other artists,” Bryte said.
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The light, ethereal vocals exhibited in the first few verses of the track are replaced by raw emotion, infusing anger and frustration into this continued pattern of “deja vu.”
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On this strikingly candid album, Demi Lovato finally knows her worth — and she wants the world to know it, too.
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Fans of Julien Baker will be pleased to know that her shows will never be quite the same — for the better.
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There isn’t any one clear moment that rises above the rest on Green to Gold, no overwhelming intensity anywhere to be found.
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