Adrianne Lenker’s “Ruined” is a solitary song about a kind of romantic downfall, but it’s also about the effects of obsessive rumination. Sung in a high, plaintive voice, accompanied by just piano and something identified in the credits as “crystal,” the song is a kind of ambient mantra, with softly pulsing chords subsumed in aRead More
On “Daddy,” two of music’s most provocative and sexually liberated artists—Tokischa, the Dominican dembow olympian, and Sexyy Red, the St. Louis rap dynamo—assert their dominance over a carefree take on ballroom and dembow. Atop a sludgy bassline and chintzy keys, Tokischa delivers bratty bars about illicit substances and juggling sugar babies—tales of tricking from anRead More
TikTok and celebrities, two entities known for their very earnest taste, have crowned our newest algorithm-made R&B star: 4batz. It’s as if someone pulled out a spreadsheet and said what the world needs right now is Brent Faiyaz but less cool, PND but less writerly, and Tim Vocals but with no sense of humor. InRead More
The warmest friendships never miss a beat: No matter how long it’s been, you get to pick up just where you left off. That’s the recentering power of “Right Back to It,” the gorgeous first single from Waxahatchee’s upcoming album, Tigers Blood, and a collaboration with the highly sought-after young guitarist, MJ Lenderman. He’s theRead More
Entering Rosali’s musical realm feels like going under anesthesia: disorientating at first until the mind drifts into blissful detachment. “Bite Down,” the title track from her fourth album, is no exception. As we sink into its hypnotic embrace, James Schroeder’s electric guitar reverberates in the distance and Kevin Donahue’s drums keep us tethered. Destroyer pianistRead More
Paris Hilton has some regrets: If she had to do it all again, she told Today.com in 2021, she wouldn’t wear all that Von Dutch. Probably not Ed Hardy, either. In the early 2000s, the flashy, biker culture-inspired street fashions of French designer Christian Audigier were practically synonymous with a tabloid media that eagerly splashedRead More
Paris Hilton has some regrets: If she had to do it all again, she told Today.com in 2021, she wouldn’t wear all that Von Dutch. Probably not Ed Hardy, either. In the early 2000s, the flashy, biker culture-inspired street fashions of French designer Christian Audigier were practically synonymous with a tabloid media that eagerly splashedRead More
Julia Holter’s “Spinning” is a love song that feels like new love itself, folding infatuation’s dizziness right into its unsteady movements. The drums weave with an agreeably drunken lurch; the synths are radiant; little eruptions of jazz woodwinds slip out like quickened breath. Holter sighs and hiccups her way through free-associative lyrics that dangle justRead More
January is where major films go to flop. Pop stars are a different story: After years dominated by Miley Cyrus’ “Flowers” (January 12), The Weeknd’s Dawn FM (January 7), and Olivia Rodrigo’s “Drivers License” (January 8), it feels like anything could happen this week. Nobody needs the narrative shift more than Ariana Grande, whose on-setRead More
Over the last decade, Beyoncé has positioned herself as a pop star and an archivist, tracing a personal historiography of Black musical tradition through her own body of work. With 2022’s Renaissance, she looked to the dancefloor to shine a spotlight on the queer artists of color who built the community of house music. ActRead More
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