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Emerging Artists
A series dedicated to rising stars.
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There’s a funny disconnect in heaping highbrow praise on MJ Lenderman, a guy who writes poignant songs that reference Lucky Charms and Rip Torn.
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chat room
Aug. 2, 2024
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By
Jennifer Zhan
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Ice Spice, Bite-Size
‘Y2K!’ is funny and playful. But when an album is the same length as an episode of
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, the filler is frustrating.
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the charts
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behind the scenes
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The Rap Manager’s Guide to Stardom
A tip sheet of things to do — and avoid — from two navigators in a cutthroat industry.
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chat room
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the charts
May 30, 2024
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His approach to songwriting won’t change pop music, but it is a recipe for sticking around.
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behind the seams
May 24, 2024
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Dressing rising pop star Chappell Roan is about making the impossible happen without getting in trouble.
By
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chat room
May 10, 2024
Rosie Tucker Asks Big Questions in the Catchiest Way Possible
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By
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fine lines
May 3, 2024
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Her debut album’s lyrics preserve her era of trauma, heartbreak, and too many sips of “dumb bitch juice.”
By
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emerging artists
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Matthew Leifheit and Nicole Wittenberg’s Art-Historical Machines for Desire
A homoerotic nod to Velázquez; conjuring Munch’s
The Kiss
By
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art
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Curating your friends in a “parody” of art nepotism.
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