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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 28, 2026
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Jhené Aiko: Westside Whimsy (opens the original)
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Jhené Aiko knows how to create a vibe. Whether sheâs singing about good sex, pledging to remain independent and undefinable, or even feeling triggered by an ex she still cares about, her songs are dreamy and introspective. Her voice is featherlight, and her vocal runs effortlessly shimmer over lilting keys and dewy, atmospheric synths. On her psychedelic 2017 album, Trip, she used drugs and spirituality to process grief over her brotherâs death. CHILOMBO, from 2020, was written in Hawaii, w
Elanor Moss: The Knife, The Needle (opens the original)
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The songs on Elanor Moss’ debut album magnify quiet moments and intimate memories: chirping bird song, a sigh, the image of clothes washed in a hotel sink. In Moss’ care, these vignettes take on outsized meaning. A note elongates until it blossoms into a revelation; subtle shifts in perspective open up new ways of relating. Moss made the record after scrapping an entirely different album. She found that one “a bit rollocking,” so she rented a cabin near her parents’ home in the Scottish highland
FLO: Therapy at the Club (opens the original)
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FLO are at the center of a contemporary girl-group resurgence alongside peers such as Katseye and XO. It’s a position the trio takes seriously: Their debut album, 2024’s Access All Areas, opened by declaring their spiritual forebears as Destiny’s Child, Sugababes, and SWV. Their choreo is crisp and their vocal harmonies are layered to the heavens. And, pivotally, they sing about love and heartache with the experience and aplomb of a cool older sister doling out advice. Access All Areas was an as
Syd: Beard (opens the original)
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Since she was a teenager, Syd has sculpted the sound of alternative rap and R&B. At 16, she was the audio engineer, and eventual producer and DJ, of the pioneering Los Angeles rap collective Odd Future, which then launched Syd’s solo career and those of Frank Ocean, Tyler, the Creator, and Earl Sweatshirt. A few years later she started The Internet, whose ’70s funk-tinged style has since become a mainstay in indie R&B. She has also released two solo albums that mix trap-inflected soul and airy R
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