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My new album Forager is out April 24 sixshooterrecords.lnk.to/Forager grant@midnightagency.com (booking) helen@sixshooterrecords.com (mgmt)
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How did electing former rappers become politics as usual?

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By Rollie Pemberton
| The Globe and Mail Verified
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You Don’t Listen to Music with a Calculator. But Metrics Matter More than Ever

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By Rollie Pemberton
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
One thing I’ve never thought was, “Hmm, this album sold a lot of records. Maybe I should check it out.” Historically, it’s been rare to see the bestselling records among the most well reviewed. The top-selling acts of the ’90s were Mariah Carey, Céline Dion, and Garth Brooks, all popular artists who weren’t the critical darlings of their time.
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Cadence Weapon wants you to stop scrolling and start listening

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By Jessica Rose, Rollie Pemberton
| HAMILTON CITY Magazine Verified
Rollie Pemberton, aka Cadence Weapon, is done with treating music as background filler. In his new book Ways of Listening, the Hamilton rapper explores the transition from record bins to algorithms and reimagines how we can reclaim a deep connection with music in the age of streaming.
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