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I'm a writer and editor devoted to honest dialogue on issues of culture and politics that affect our communities and the uplift of marginalized voices.

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‘A sublime, breezy confection’: writers on their 2026 songs of the summer

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By Owen Myers Verified, Emma Madden, Laura Snapes Verified, Jessie Doris, Jayson Buford Verified, Lydia Wei, Jim Farber, Benjamin Lee Verified, Alaina Demopoulos Verified, Michelle Hyun Kim, Stefanie Fernández, Harry Tafoya
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Kim Petras – Jeep Kim Petras’ greatest song to date is also the best outsider country song in recent memory: if Ethel Cain and Lana Del Rey could ever put the beef behind them and duet, the dusty gutter romance of Jeep is exactly how you’d want it to sound.
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Ibeyi: Offering

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By Stefanie Fernández
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Ibeyi introduce the title track off their fourth album with a disclaimer: “I don’t make spells anymore,” says Lisa-Kaindé Diaz. “Now, I make offerings,” adds Naomi, her twin sister. They attribute the shift to an apparition of Yemayá, the mother orisha of oceans and rivers, to Lisa-Kaindé. “Only offerings now,” the deity told her. In one sense, it’s a protective reaction to spells that don’t bear fruit.
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Ibeyi: Offering | Flipboard

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By Stefanie Fernández
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9 hours ago In an era hallmarked by what experts call a “sex recession,” Six Sex is a symbol of liberation. The Argentine baddie fashions herself as a baby-voiced, bikini-clad fembot, beamed in from the clubs of Buenos Aires — and has become known for cheeky, instructive celebrations of desire. Her songs are …
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