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Julyssa Lopez is a contributing writer for The Nation who covers music, art, and culture.
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Kelly Lee Owens’s quietly complex electronic music is defined by its spirit of care.
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How the experimental artist made one of the year’s most defiant pop records.
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Recent albums from Perfume Genius and Yves Tumor restore the power of genre-bending music
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Her climate change pop album Miss Anthropocene is riven with contradictions.
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YHLQMDLG isn’t perfect, but it’s evidence that the Puerto Rican artist’s short career so far is iconoclastic and uncompromising.
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While the TV reboot breaks out of some of the original’s male-centered whiteness, it refuses to take risks that would make it more memorable.
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Mixing sacred imagery and snatches of memoir, the British artist’s new album is Magdalene a beautiful and eerie statement.
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An irreverent Spanish-speaking show was a step forward for HBO, but its first season fell short of pushing the boundaries of Latinx representation.
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Her new album channels the spirit of Puerto Rico’s activists.
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The Afro-Latina Harlem rapper’s brash music slides seamlessly between languages, cultures, and the boundaries of genre.
