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- Sep 14, 2026
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Helena Gao: Gao Dan Dan EP (opens the original)
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You might assume that being a bad bitch is a universal language: one that transcends time, space, and social media to gag listeners both near and far. But when it comes to making oneself known, a closet full of high fashion and a metric tonne of attitude has proven to only ever be part of the equation. As American “A-Pop” plays catch-up to its Asian counterparts with military-precise, skibidi-brained slaying, the blueprint for a new kind of global performer has emerged. This new diva crosses bor
iKeda: Bangs N Braces EP (opens the original)
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iKeda’s music conjures images of Day-Glo leggings, plastic shutter shades, and early Photoshop collage: an eternal summer 2007. The singer is a familiar face on the London scene, opening for PinkPantheress, collaborating with Babymorocco, and holding her own among the city’s rising class of cool girls. Her debut EP, 2024’s Pretty Little Problem, made a quick study of the sounds of late-aughts electronic music, piling up layers of references and knocking them down as it swerved from dubstep to ba
Nirosta Steel: My Skyscraper (opens the original)
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Steven Hall, the man behind the Nirosta Steel moniker, is fond of mentioning the notion of “deep play.” It’s a phrase coined by the 18th-century British philosopher Jeremy Bentham that describes a game with impossible odds, one that no sane or rational person would ever sign up for. More than amateurism or religion, “deep play” seems to have been the governing principle of how the musician has navigated his remarkable life. Hall moved to America from Scotland after urging his widowed mother to m
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