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in Cultivate

Weyes Blood’s “Hearts Aglow” Is The Warm Embrace Before It All Ends

It moves mountains with a gentle caress. It’s Mering at her finest.

Rina Sawayama’s ‘XS’ is the 2000s pop banger that never was

With an infectious hook and cheeky lyricism, it’s as addictive as it is anti-capitalist

Charly Bliss’ ‘Blown to Bits’ looks to the future with fear

As the vivacious opening for 2019’s “Young Enough”, the band pierce through the uncertainties of adulthood with pure, unadulterated energy

Taylor Swift commits the perfect murder on ‘no body, no crime’

With a bit of help, of course

Temptation and regret loom over Taylor Swift on ‘betty’

This is the second of three articles in a series that explores an album-length narrative on Taylor Swift’s eight studio LP ‘folklore’

It’s a broken summer for Taylor Swift on ‘august’

This is the first of three articles in a series that explores an album-length narrative on Taylor Swift’s eight studio album ‘folklore’

Lorde, heartbreak, and the ecstasy of ‘Green Light’

Remembering Lorde’s incredible metamorphosis from teenage goth to vivacious and messy woman adulting for the first time

‘Run Away With Me’ is not the pop song we want. It’s the pop song we need.

That. Damn. Saxophone.

‘The greatest’ is Lana Del Rey’s magnum opus

On The greatest, Lana Del Rey toys with an idea that, for her, seems almost inconceivable. California, as she knows it, slowly crumbling.

My journey with the music of the 2010s

An ode to beats and ballads that shaped my years as an introverted pophead

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