Endorphin Endorsement: Exercise Gets Madison Beer Feeling Flushed in Video for “Yes Baby”
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To Her (And Most Women’s) Detriment, RAYE Goes Especially Retro on “Where Is My Husband!”
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Lola Young Continues to Prove Herself to Be the Musical Lovechild of Amy Winehouse and Lily Allen on I’m Only F**king Myself
In 2016, Lola Young played one of her earliest live gigs at a pub called The Bedford in London. She was sixteen at the time, [Read More…]
Miley Cyrus’ Something Beautiful Deluxe Likely Only Has Two Additional Songs On It Because One of Them Is Thirteen Minutes
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Miley Cyrus Will Keep Your “Secrets” (So Long as She Can Do It in Haute Couture)
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Romance and Yearning, Irish Style: Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s “Stay on Me” Video
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Allie X’s “Is Anybody Out There?” Captures the Loneliness and Insecurity of Solipsism Perfectly
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Lily Dabblin’: On Allen’s Departure from Miss Me?
Ever since Lily Allen “unofficially” stopped making music on a consistent basis in 2014, with the release of her third album, Sheezus (a title that [Read More…]
The Thursday Murder Club Adaptation is An Insult to the Intelligence of the Audience Its Geared Toward
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Kali Uchis and Ravyn Lenae (Sweetly) Dig the Knife on “Cry About It!”
To further establish the ethereal, dreamy sound of Sincerely, Kali Uchis has offered fans the first amuse-oreille, as it were, from the forthcoming deluxe edition [Read More…]
