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LGBTQ
The Beaches, Lesbian Of The Year | Song Review 🎵
Canadian alternative rock band The Beaches deliver an authentic, relatable, and thoughtfully penned queer song with “Lesbian Of The Year.”
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Laufey, Snow White | Song Review 🎵
Grammy-winning Icelandic-Chinese singer/songwriter Laufey delivers a beautiful, sincere song with “Snow White,” the fourth single from her third album, A Matter Of Time.
Guest Posts
Julia Thomsen, Amour Piano Version | Song Review 🎵
Award-winning composer Julia Thomsen releases a piano version of “Amour,” stripping her orchestral piece down to its bare essentials.
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LGBTQ
Kisos, Unbothered | Song Review 🎵
It is safe to say that independent, DIY pop artist Kisos is ‘unbothered’ on his short, sweet, and edgy diss track, “Unbothered.”
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LGBTQ
Saucy Santana, Bad to the Bone | Song Review 🎵
Saucy Santana sounds extra saucy on his brief but confident, fierce, and ultra-infectious single, “Bad to the Bone.”
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Mariah the Scientist & Kali Uchis, Is It A Crime | Song Review 🎵
There is nothing criminal about “Is It A Crime,” a radiant collaboration between R&B standouts Mariah the Scientist and Kali Uchis.
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LGBTQ
Chappell Roan, The Subway | Song Review 🎵
Superb and relatable from start to finish, Grammy-winning pop singer/songwriter Chappell Roan put her foot, and her heart, into her single, “The Subway.”
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Luke Combs, Back in the Saddle | Song Review 🎵
Grammy-nominated country singer/songwriter Luke Combs brings the heat on his powerful single, “Back in the Saddle,” which rocks – in a countrified way!
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sombr, 12 to 12 | Song Review 🎵
Ascending Gen-Z singer, songwriter, and producer sombr eats and leaves no crumbs on his exceptional, striking single, “12 to 12.”
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Drake, Which One | Song Review 🎵
Canadian rapper Drake collaborates with British rapper Central Cee on the summery dancehall-infused rap banger, “Which One.”
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LGBTQ
Tsatsamis, Sweet Praise | Song Review 🎵
London-based singer, songwriter, and producer Tsatsamis drops a surefire, summery dance-pop bop with “Sweet Praise.”
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LGBTQ
Reneé Rapp, Why Is She Still Here? | Song Review 🎵
Pop singer/songwriter Reneé Rapp eats on her short but high-flying, R&B-infused, situationship-themed ballad, “Why Is She Still Here?”.