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Jackie Mendoza Crosses the Lines


On her bilingual, genre-spanning debut EP LuvHz, the ukulele player pushes the boundaries of pop and electronic music, pulling from a diverse range of influences to fulfill her wildly creative curiosity.


Nilüfer Yanya Finds the Beauty in Pain


With influences ranging from jazz and indie rock to classical music, the London-born-and-bred guitarist and songwriter is creating a new sound through a synthesis of raw emotions and sparse melodies.

Hatchie Writes Her Name in the Shoegaze Canon


With the release of her début album Keepsake, the Australian dream pop prodigy establishes herself as a major player in the new wave of female-fronted, guitar-focused bands with her ethereal, haunting shoegaze classics.

Primavera Sounds Kicks Off Summer Festival Season in Barcelona


The celestial highs and lows well known to festivalgoers reached new extremes at the nineteenth edition of Barcelona’s famous weekend-long celebration by the sea.

Jamila Woods Teases Out the Legacies of Great Artists Past While Building Her Own


On her new album LEGACY! LEGACY!, the Chicago-based singer, songwriter, poet, and teacher looks back at the predecessors like Zora Neale Hurston, Octavia Butler, and Eartha Kitt who have shaped her while leading the way forward for the next generation.

Buddy Knows Exactly Where He Came from and Where He's Going


The Compton rapper’s latest album Harlan & Alondra takes its name and inspiration from the cross streets where he grew up, offering a distinctive vision of an artist finding his way in a complex world without forgetting his past.

Alfie Templeman Is the Nicest Guy in Music


After writing, recording, and producing all of his tracks in his own bedroom, the sixteen-year-old “indie R&B” multi-instrumentalist is ready to take on the world—without forgetting where he came from.

Kevin Garrett Releases His Highly Anticipated Début Album of "Odd Soul"


Two years after his last EP, the Pittsburgh-born soul musician offers up a début album of wistful, brooding tracks that speak to universal aches and personal emotions in our complicated, unguarded, tempestuous age.

Westerman Turns Sadness Into Art


With gentle tracks combining elements of folk with electronic flourishes, the London singer-songwriter finds grace in chaotic times and spins tumult into introspection.

Freya Ridings Writes Music for Herself


The born-and-bred Londoner writes her soulful, haunting tracks in her own way at her own pace, but they have earned her a loyal audience in thrall to her genuineness and her passionate performances.


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