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Kate Nash’s “Millions of Heartbeats” Recognises That Universal Feeling of Being Alone

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Interview: R&B Artist Skylar Simone on Her Def Jam Signing, Sensual New Single “Shiver,” & Ten Years in the Music Industry

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Roundtable Discussion: A Review of Maggie Rogers’ ‘Don’t Forget Me’

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This Just In: Girl Boss Caitlyn Smith Goes It Alone With Her Independently Released Single “Static”

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‘I think I might be grown’: Mae Krell Charts Her Coming-of-Age in a Debut Album of Healing, Hope, & Choosing Life

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