Steve Lacy and SZA ask Is It Cool? while romance self-sabotages in stereo
Steve Lacy shares Is It Cool? featuring SZA, a back-and-forth single from his upcoming album Oh Yeah? about romance trouble and self-sabotaging habits.
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Steve Lacy shares Is It Cool? featuring SZA, a back-and-forth single from his upcoming album Oh Yeah? about romance trouble and self-sabotaging habits.
Swamp Dogg releases Swamp Dogg Contemplates the Afterlife via S-Curve, proving that outsider soul can stare at mortality without losing its crooked grin.
Sparklmami’s in this body receives 18 June review attention, with jazz, disco, pop and R&B shaping a debut that feels both fantastical and deeply personal.
Anysia Kym and Tony Seltzer’s Purity (Flips) gets 17 June review attention, pushing pop, R&B, rap and electronic textures through a reshaped collaborative lens.
Baby Rose releases Let Me Go from YEARNALISM, reflecting on healing, sorrow and the rare grace of ending something without burning the house down.
Baby Rose releases Let Me Go from YEARNALISM, reflecting on healing, sorrow and the rare grace of ending something without burning the house down.