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Born in Dorset and now based in New York, Fenne Lily began writing songs at an early age, playing gigs in Bristol as a teenager before moving to the city at the age of 18. She self-released her debut album, On Hold, in 2018, and signed to Dead Oceans for its follow-up, 2020’s BREACH, which was written
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Kara Jackson is a 23-year-old singer-songwriter and poet who was born and raised in Oak Park, Illinois, a small community 10 miles west of Chicago. After taking piano lessons at the age of 5, she taught herself how to play guitar before discovering her passion for poetry in high school, becoming the National Youth Poet
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Coat, $3,250, and pants, $990, by Versace. Tank top, $46 for pack of three, by Calvin Klein. Shoes, $1,550, by Ferragamo. Watch, $25,300, by Audemars Piguet. The comedian became a megastar with Rush Hour and then seemed to disappear from the spotlight, re-emerging every couple of years or so. Now after the longest  sabbatical of his career,
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Many jewelry lovers are fast going for lab-grown opals. There seems to be a distinct feature about the gem that holds them spellbound. What are lab-grown opals and how are they made? What is the difference between natural and lab-created opals? It would be the best if you kept reading this article to find out.
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Dinner Party – the group comprising Kamasi Washington, Terrace Martin, and Robert Glasper – have announced their sophomore album, Enigmatic Society. The follow-up to their 2020 self-titled debut arrives next Firday, April 14. It includes guest appearances from Tank, Arin Ray, Ant Clemons, and Phoelix. Arin Ray features on the new single ‘For Granted’, which
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Esther Rose has released a new song her upcoming LP Safe to Run. Following previous offering ‘Chet Baker’ and the title track, ‘Spider’ arrives with an accompanying video directed by Anthony Simpkins. Check it out below. Speaking about the song, Rose said: “As I was writing this, I remember thinking ‘This. Is. My. Final. Word!!!’
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With a Hammer slips into unknowable territory. Yaeji’s past work has done that too – the Korean-American artist’s 2020 mixtape What We Drew, her first for the storied UK label XL, veered away from the club-oriented dance music of previous releases and into something more ambient, introspective, and diffuse. Even as her musical instincts once
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