In the 2010s, Los Angeles churned out a kind of sultry alt-R&B influenced just as much by the sunny hooks of 2000s urban radio as the grooves of the city’s psychedelic beat scene—think early Anderson .Paak, the Internet, or Thundercat. “MTV’s Pimp My Ride,” by L.A.-by-way-of-Sacramento newcomer zayALLCAPS, sounds a little like something from thisRead More
underscores are an anomaly in the chaos vortex of hyperpop. The 25-year-old April Harper Grey approaches albums with the plotting skills of a novelist; 2023’s Wallsocket was themed after an imaginary Michigan town, for which she created a fake website complete with fictional mailing address, student newspaper, and “Moms of Wallsocket” discussion forum. Her songsRead More
Like myself and, statistically, you, Lorde spends too much time online. “The liquid crystal is in my grip,” she intones on “Hammer”—her preferred term for the devices that fit in our pockets yet are somehow supposed to know everything. Throughout the final pre-release single and opening track from Virgin, the reluctant star scrolls through auraRead More
As dexter in the newsagent, Charmaine Ayoku conjures hushed acoustic ballads and down-home dance pop that draws from a similar well as Frank Ocean and PinkPantheress. Yet the Londoner’s new song, “Special,” is uniquely sublime: so confident in its breeziness, so generous in its feeling. Co-produced with Kurisu and SAIONTHEBEAT, it’s composed of little moreRead More
If you’ve ever worked customer service, you’ve spent most shifts pondering your existence, weighing your options: What the hell am I doing with my life? How can I find time to pursue my passions when I’m this exhausted? Should I apply to grad school again? These musings are nothing new to Marcus Brown, the BaltimoreRead More
Titles don’t come much more self-explanatory than “Sad Piano House,” which could double as the genre tag for the new loosie from Daphni, the dance alter-ego of Caribou’s Dan Snaith. The London-based musician crafted the song as fodder for his DJ sets last year, reworking elements from Cherry’s melancholy “Cloudy” into even more skeletal form;Read More
When we last heard from Alex G, the Philadelphia native was splitting his time between co-writing Halsey songs and composing eerie soundscapes for Jane Schoenbrun’s 2024 leftfield horror film, I Saw The TV Glow. On “Afterlife,” the first song from his upcoming 10th (!) album, and first for RCA, Headlights, he seems to take inspirationRead More
Is that Water From Your Eyes frontperson Rachel Brown making an allusion to “6 God” on the band’s new single “Life Signs”? Really, they’re mumbling “sick sky,” but the mondegreen reveals something about the song’s associative, densely rhyming spoken verses––“Tick tick you’re alive sunlit sick sky scraped by bright eyed short sight online.” The firstRead More
Someone dear to me who lives across the country once described our friendship as “Monday-Tuesday.” It’s a simple and beautiful concept: It’s Monday when we see each other, and the next time, no matter how much time has passed, it’s Tuesday. It’s been 16 years since Clipse, the Virginia Beach duo of brothers Pusha TRead More
A little while back, I stumbled across a highlight tape of LeBron James and Dwyane Wade from their days hooping in Miami together. They were out there tossing no-look passes and full-court lobs to each other like adults with fake birth certificates at an AAU circuit. Men against boys, as they say. Will we everRead More
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