With each song representing a particular frame of mind of Sivan’s, the EP is a stellar display of experimentation and maturity.
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Best known for her contributions to Ariana Grande’s ‘7 Rings’ and ‘Thank U, Next’, ‘JAGUAR’ sees Victoria Monét more than ready to strike out on her own.
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Billie Eilish’s haunting ‘My Future’ is an ode to self-love
The track, produced by Eilish’s brother FINNEAS, came about as a product of the siblings’ time spent together in lockdown and quarantine.
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‘Folklore’ is proof that the old Taylor Swift is well and very much alive
Surprise-released and going down the indie folk route, Taylor Swift’s eighth album is a move away from everything we’ve come to expect from the singer.
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Ellie Goulding sings the blues a little brighter on her latest album, ‘Brightest Blue’
Arriving five years after her last album, Brightest Blue is Ellie Goulding at her most fully realised artistry.
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On ‘Under My Influence’, The Aces make a bid for pop excellence
Moving away from the indie pop sound of their debut, the quartet touches on modern themes like queer love and loneliness with help from some huge hooks.
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With her ‘Minor’ EP, Gracie Abrams proves that she is going places
Featuring singles 21, Long Sleeves and I miss you, I’m sorry, the seven-track EP is a polished debut collection that lets Abrams’ crystal clear vocals shine.
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With ‘Women in Music Pt. III’, HAIM is walking down a road of its own
It’s three for three for the sisters of HAIM as Women in Music Pt. III artfully blends their brand of pop rock together with embellishments of ska and disco.
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Jessie Ware brings seduction to the disco on ‘What’s Your Pleasure?’
On her fourth studio album, British singer Jessie Ware finally and fully gives her fans what they’ve been asking for: a collection embracing her flirtations with dance music.
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The tender catharsis of Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘Punisher’
Moving away from the folk sounds that characterised much of her debut album, Bridgers’ long awaited follow-up is a sparse, atmospheric odyssey.
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