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Miami-based writer and uni professor/@pitchfork, @stereogum, @billboard, @SPIN, etc./ vice chair of @FLFilmCritics /martini snob.
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Tinashe Continues Her Winning Streak With ‘Quantum Baby’ Original

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By Alfred Soto
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Apt to mix the erotic and the romantic, a woman for whom an empty bed is an existential hostility, Tinashe Jorgensen Kachingwe is the Christine McVie of modern R&B. The late Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter, poet of the twilight hour, understood how the space between anticipation and fulfillment can fuck with the brain as much as it breaks a heart.
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Moses Sumney: Sophcore EP

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By Alfred Soto
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When Moses Sumney sings, “I am not a woman, I am not a man” in something close to his speaking voice on “Hey Girl,” I thought, Right on.
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John Grant’s ‘The Art of the Lie’: Impressive as Confessional, Stolid as Music Original

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By Alfred Soto
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John Grant – The Art of the Lie [PIAS] Recordings A native Michigander who treats reticence like a pothole on the turnpike, John Grant has recorded six albums in which his attraction to keyboards matches his appetite for self-therapy. The Art of the Lie seems to present itself as a song cycle about coming to terms with your parents as an older gay man. “I’ve got the pose of a newborn giraffe,” he sings on “Marbles,” closer to a hymn than a disco banger.
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