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On her full-length debut, the Tamil Swiss singer and rapper presents a lively and ambitious blend of R&B, rap, and Tamil folk.
5 months ago
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Ali Sethi wants to make art that represents the many selves he’s had to embody: as an immigrant, a queer person, and a musician trained in a Hindustani classical tradition but also captivated by reggaeton and electronic music. The 39-year-old’s 2022 hit “Pasoori” did just that—on an unbelievably massive scale.
It’s a love song that doubles as a lament to the geopolitical conflict between his native Pakistan and India, a rift that goes back to the Partition of 1947. The clash has led to several w…
6 months ago
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The Oakland songwriter pairs abstract imagery with elegant arrangements on her dreamy, open-ended second album.
6 months ago
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The SAULT vocalist’s new album explores faith and self-love through warm, lustrous neo-soul.
7 months ago
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Read Vrinda Jagota’s review of the album.
9 months ago
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All of Taylor’s past pop eras come together to chart a path forward
over 1 year ago
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Read Vrinda Jagota’s review of the album.
almost 3 years ago
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In this Rising interview, the boundary-breaking artist talks about growing up on Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Jeff Buckley, accepting grief as part of life, and her stunning new album, Vulture Prince.
almost 3 years ago
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A superstar songwriter launches an ambitious project to recreate her discography note-for-note.
about 3 years ago
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The London jazz-pop musician is at her most opaque on a new three-song EP, yet these tracks are as evocative and affecting as any in her catalog.
over 3 years ago
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A story of fraught young love showcases the maturity and nuance of Swift’s adult songwriting.
over 3 years ago
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Rupa’s Disco Jazz is nearly 40 years old and more relevant than ever.
about 4 years ago
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How should people of color consume the work of our white icons once we’ve realized they don’t really represent us?
over 6 years ago