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LGBTQ
Kevin Abstract, What Should I Do? | Song Review 🎵
Kevin Abstract surprises, continuing to embrace alternative music on “What Should I Do?”, an intriguing advance single from his album, Blanket.
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Spectral Display, Slowly | Track Review 🎵
Dutch new wave group Spectral Display, renowned for their signature electronic sound, have once again graced the music scene with their latest single, ‘Slowly’.
Guest Posts
Minna Ora, Storm | Track Review 🎵
Minna Ora is back, and she means business! The Finnish singer-songwriter takes us by storm with her latest single, aptly titled ‘Storm.’
Guest Posts
Francesca Luker, Almost Healed | Track Review 🎵
‘Almost Healed’, the latest single by Francesca Luker, is a cogent, emotional track that shines a beaming light on her aptitude as a songwriter and vocalist.
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LGBTQ
Joaicon, self-centered | Song Review 🎵
Dominican singer/songwriter Joaicon brings ample energy, fun, and middle fingers on his short but potent punk single, “self-centered.”
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LGBTQ
Cooper Bloom, Two Cowboys (Story of the Night) | Song Review 🎵
Toronto western-flavored pop artist Cooper Bloom delivers a home run with his meaningful single, “Two Cowboys (Story of the Night).”
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Music
The Kid LAROI, Jung Kook & Central Cee, TOO MUCH | Song Review 🎵
The Kid LAROI, Jung Kook, and Central Cee join forces for an enjoyable and fun pop single, that’s never “TOO MUCH.”
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LGBTQ
Omar Rudberg, Off My Mind | Song Review 🎵
Pop singer and actor Omar Rudberg, assisted by Jubël, brings the heat on the muy caliente, Spanish-tinged single, “Off My Mind.”
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LGBTQ
Charli XCX & Sam Smith, In The City | Song Review 🎵
“In The City,” the first collaboration between pop standouts Charli XCX and the highly decorated Sam Smith, is nothing short of a dance/electro-pop bop.
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Album 💿
Troye Sivan, Something To Give Each Other | Album Review 💿
After a five-year-hiatus between studio albums, Troye Sivan makes a marvelous return with his brief but potent third album, Something To Give Each Other.
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Album 💿
Sufjan Stevens, Javelin | Album Review 💿
Gifted singer/songwriter Sufjan Stevens delivers one of the best projects of his career with his 10th studio album Javelin, dedicated to his late partner.
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Marsha Swanson, Not You | Track Review 🎵
‘Not You’ is an intensely personal single by Marsha Swanson, characterized by evocative vocals exuding raw emotion, ensuring profound resonance with each lyrical utterance.