Fousheé: my slime
From Fousheé‘s debut album, time machine, “my slime” provides fans with more of her mellifluous melodies, honeyed vocals and whimsy. The track is accompanied by a playful, modern-day Bonnie and Clyde (or Harley …
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Interview: Record Label Founder Zack Bia
From creating playlists to seeking out the next big artist, a pioneering path in the music industry
Yumi Nu: Pots and Pans
New from LA-based, Japanese-Dutch artist Yumi Nu, “Pots and Pans” exudes a breezy, dreamy and summery vibe—despite its subject being the demise of a relationship and the rebuilding that comes next. The …
The Felice Brothers: Jazz On The Autobahn
A second release from The Felice Brothers’ forthcoming From Dreams To Dust album (out 17 September via Yep Roc Records), “Jazz On The Autobahn” finds the band at their finest, from engrossing …
Ivy Sole feat. Kingsley Ibeneche: Dangerous
Philadelphia-based Ivy Sole teams up with Kingsley Ibeneche for “Dangerous,” an enchanting song about unreciprocated love. The singer/rapper bounces between soothing, soulful vocals and melodic rap, while Ibeneche adds sweet falsetto. As …
Prince: Born 2 Die
Out via the Prince Estate, the previously unreleased “Born 2 Die” is a slow-burning, ’70s soul-inspired, funk-laden groove from Welcome 2 America, the first complete album from Prince’s vault to receive an …
LGBTQ+ Non-Profit Organizations To Support
Life-saving services, financial assistance, rights advocacy and more crusades for the queer community
Radley O’Brien: Playing House in the Woods
From recording artist Radley O’Brien’s forthcoming debut EP, When Your Father Couldn’t Dance, the Luke Temple-produced “Playing House in the Woods” harks back to the emotive undercurrent of alt singer-songwriter music from the ’70s. A …
Six Immersive Highlights from the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival
Online and in person, this year's reality-enhancing projects and events
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Simon Fujiwara’s Cartoonish “Who the Bær” Exhibit at Fondazione Prada
With the solo site-specific installation Who the Bær, on now through 27 September at Fondazione Prada, British-Japanese artist Simon Fujiwara utilizes a cartoon bear named Who to explore various identities, as well as news …