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As the world begins to find a level of normalcy and we collectively rid ourselves of pandemic anxieties, there is hardly a more fitting soundtrack for celebration than the music of Sofi…

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Oh Wonder Break Down Their Break Up Album That Brought Them Back Together

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London duo Oh Wonder have built their sound on a strain of alt-pop that stands out for its effortless cool, with its fitting of winsome amorous sentiments to clean, understated productions. Members…

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Questlove Wants His Stirring ‘Summer of Soul’ Documentary to Inspire Social Consciousness

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At any given time, we can assume that the aesthetics of approximately twenty years ago will be seeing a resurgence. The form may be far removed from the original inspiration, often a caricature…

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IDM, or intelligent dance music, was always a laughably pretentious term. Still, we need some way to distinguish groundbreaking, thought-provoking electronic music from the clockwork bass drops and mind-numbing, fist-bump fare of the…

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Since her emergence in the late ‘80s with Boston indie outfit Blake Babies, Juliana Hatfield has maintained a fruitful output as both a solo artist and a member of sundry bands. She…

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Julia Stone is a multi-instrumentalist and folk singer by trade, but you wouldn’t know that from listening to her new album “Sixty Summers.” Co-produced by Thomas “Doveman” Bartlett and Annie “St.

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