Koffee Dreams of a Brighter Day
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Jamaican singer-songwriter is making reggae hits powered by deep cultural roots and hope for a post-quarantine world
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Brittany Howard on Nina Simone: ‘She Was Herself, No Matter How Complicated’
Posted in: Music Features‘People cast her to the side, like she was this crazy, angry black woman. But those were her songs. Those are her performances. She deserved exactly what she was after.’
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Suzy Shinn Is Helping Shape Rock’s Future
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe engineering whiz had to fight for respect in the studio for years. Now, she’s producing Weezer’s next album
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Brandi Carlile on Indigo Girls: ‘They’ve Never Asked for Credit, But They Deserve It’
Posted in: Music FeaturesCarlile celebrates Emily Saliers and Amy Ray’s trailblazing influence as musicians, activists, and queer icons
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Chloe x Halle on What They’ve Learned from Beyoncé: ‘You Don’t Have To Dim Your Light’
Posted in: Music Features‘As young black women who watch her, you automatically know your worth’
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St. Vincent’s Family Ties
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith her new album, Annie Clark finally comes to terms with her father’s white-collar prison experience — all thanks to the healing power of Seventies rock
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Karol G on Why Rihanna Is Her Dream Collaboration
Posted in: Music FeaturesColombian reggaeton star talks about how Rihanna helped inspire her to pursue a career in music
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Angel Olsen: No One Sings Quite Like Candi Staton
Posted in: Music Features“There’s something about her vocals,” Olsen says of the R&B/disco/roots veteran artist. “Maybe it’s just that I can relate to it”
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Olivia Kaplan Is Your Next Favourite Indie Singer-Songwriter
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter the pandemic hit, Los Angeles artist gave up her day jobs and went all-in on music
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Black Sabbath Talk Starting Over With Ronnie James Dio: ‘It Was a New, Daring Thing for Us’
Posted in: Music FeaturesHear epic live “Heaven and Hell” from new reissue of band’s classic 1980 reboot
