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A 27-year-old restaurant server made some of the best pop songs of the year
A 27-year-old restaurant server made some of the best pop songs of the year
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A deep dive into the elusive rapper’s debut performance at Manhattan's Lincoln Center.
The Tanzanian Australian folk-pop artist explores the peaks and pitfalls of love on “Call Home,” a highlight from her new album, ‘This Is How I Remember It.’
A helpful breakdown of the costs of live music from the National Independent Talent Organization.
Adam Granduciel on why the LinnDrum—an instrument heard on countless ’80s hits—is a songwriting tool he can’t live without.
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On the scene as the sexy drill ambassador visited his Bronx elementary school to give some winter coats away.
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The ghettotech legends-in-the-making continue their hot streak of definitive genre tracks and bananas videos.
On ‘GNX,’ Kendrick is a mortal, a savior, an icon, and a firestarter all rolled into one.
The Waste or Taste team discusses Twigs’ ‘Eusexua’ era, the solo debut of Breeders/Pixies hero Kim Deal, and a new electronic genre with BPMs over 200