Tracks of the Week 24.04.21
On her third album Vulture Prince, the Brooklyn-based Pakistani artist Arooj Aftab draws from Sufi devotionals and odes to separation and unrequited love, stretching out over a sound palette that encompasses the...
On her third album Vulture Prince, the Brooklyn-based Pakistani artist Arooj Aftab draws from Sufi devotionals and odes to separation and unrequited love, stretching out over a sound palette that encompasses the...
On ‘Song for Berta’, written and recorded over a couple of days, JFDR, Sandrayati Fay, and Damien Rice remember the Honduran environmental activist and indigenous leader Berta Cáceres, with all proceeds going...
A trio of women stand tall atop this week’s roundup, as Ciara puts in the labour on her new video for ‘Rooted’, Rico Nasty gets gassy with one half of 100 gecs,...
In a world that teeters on the brink of exhaustion, Koffee strains to withstand all the pressure, Brandy and Alanis Morissette precariously balance hunger and heartache with lack of sleep, while even...
In the throes of protest and pandemic, with festivities dotted and distant while black deaths and police brutality stretched out the themes of Juneteenth, the Fourth of July and Independence Day this...
Protest music from Lil Baby, Emel Mathlouthi, Dax, Roney, and T-Pain, fresh albums from Chloe x Halle, Gia Margaret, and KEY!, Lil Wayne, Ciggy Black, and TORRES are riddled with anxiety, and...