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L.A.-based columnist Daric L. Cottingham talks up musicians and new music across multiple genres.
‘Pose’ star Hailie Sahar charts a new course with debut single ‘Star Traveler’
The multi-talented artist is ready to shed some cosmic light on the real Sahar
With ‘Constellations’ debut, Jade LeMac is a rising star to watch
The Vancouver-based singer-songwriter brings listeners into her melodic orbit with new EP
Deck the halls with these queer holiday jams
Lil Nas X, Big Freedia and Tegan and Sara all have some holiday bops and bangers
‘SOFTMETAL’ is forged musical perfection: a track-by-track review of Bronze Avery’s debut album
The multi-hyphenate Billboard NXT winner formally introduces fans to his sonic diary
Kezra Leon’s ‘Pink Moon’ is a club banger in the making
Florida rapper and drag performer Kezra Leon’s new EP is an homage to club culture
Chicago rapper Cuee is ‘Coming Out’ swinging
The artist’s recently released EP, centred on liberation and Pride, is a reintroduction to the world
Singer SHAH is keeping R&B alive
This queer Gen Z songbird has all the right ingredients to be the next big thing
R&B singer Lendryx’s journey to authenticity
After coming out as bisexual in 2019, the singer-songwriter just wants to make music that feels real
A very chaotic yet realistic soundtrack to my life
These songs by Black artists shaped music journalist Daric L. Cottingham’s taste through the years
Mexican alt-rock band Trends is no passing fad
Lead by Marina Paiz, the Los Angeles-based outfit is slowly but surely making a name for themselves
Danica Dye’s alt pop music is for everyone
“I want to be able to show everyone that just because I’m disabled, I’m not going to give up on this crazy dream of mine”
Synae’s Animal Crossing-inspired ‘Wild World’ is the hug you’ve been waiting for
The podcast producer by day and singer-songwriter by night is making relatable bops for tough times
‘Montero’ is the moment: a track-by-track review of Lil Nas X’s debut album
The rapper introduces the world to his true self, a Black gay man living his truth, one day at a time
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