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Simon Vozick-Levinson

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Paul McCartney blickt zurück – und liefert ein neues Soloalbum-Meisterwerk
„The Boys of Dungeon Lane“ ist eine zutiefst nostalgische Reise, die beweist: Diese Legende ist so kreativ wie eh und je. Paul McCartney möchte Ihnen eine Geschichte erzählen. Setzen Sie sich, und ...
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Paul McCartney Looks Back in Splendor With a New Solo Masterpiece
The Boys of Dungeon Lane is a richly nostalgic trip that proves this legend is still as creative as ever
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XG’s New Era Is Limitless
The seven-member Japanese group talk about their bold new music, expressing themselves through fashion and performance, and why they’re excited to keep reinventing themselves
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Jack Antonoff Just Wants to Talk
Bleachers’ frontman got here by believing in the power of live music. Now, with a new album and tour, he’s not giving up — not even close
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How One Man Is Turning the Knicks’ Wins and Losses Into Hilarious Music
Talking with Duglust (and his number one fan, Ben Stiller) about his popular cover-song recaps
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When 6LACK Found Balance in His Life, His Music Got Even Better
The Atlanta rapper and singer tells us about personal growth, parenthood, and his great new album
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Drake’s ‘Iceman’ Trilogy Turns ‘Not Like Us’ Inside Out
Across three new albums, the superstar reframes Kendrick Lamar’s victory as a symptom of the internet’s increasingly rigid authenticity politics
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How Lowertown Got Back to Their Origins and Found Indie Magic
The buzzy New York-based duo talks splitting from Dirty Hit, and finding their friendship again through their new LP, Ugly Duckling Union
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Witnessing the Greatness of Nancy Ajram, the Queen of Arab Pop
The Lebanese pop star talks about her world tour, finding joy even in the midst of war in her home country, and more
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Who Is Mr. Fantasy, Really?
And why is KJ Apa from Riverdale denying he's him? A timeline of the hip-thrusting, synth-pop-crooning online sensation
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Cardinals Bring Cork City to Brooklyn
Backstage with the Irish rock band who have one of this year's most original sounds
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Phoebe Bridgers Is Coming Back to Earth in 2026
Singer-songwriter will play her first solo show since 2023 at a New Mexico club
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The Radical Life and Surprising Reinvention of Steve Albini
Two years after the death of rock’s iconoclastic underground hero, we look back at his complex legacy
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Dua Saleh is Searching for Home
The Sudan-born, Minneapolis-raised musician has spent the last few years working with Travis Scott, co-starring on a Netflix show, and making an ambitious concept album
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North West Steps Into Her Own on ‘N0rth4evr’
On her debut EP, the 12-year-old artist turns rage rap, emo, and hyperpop into a surprisingly assured statement of self
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Why Voting on ‘American Idol’ Is a Disaster This Season
Viewers are now asked to vote by leaving comments on social posts, a policy that many find confusing
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How the Members of Broken Social Scene Found One Another Again
Kevin Drew talks about the Canadian indie band’s latest reunion for a joyful album that will break your heart
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432 Hz: The Mystical Frequency Artists Are Embracing
Does tuning instruments this way make music sound better? Ed O’Brien and Ziggy Marley think so
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Swapmeet’s Big, Beautiful Indie Noise
These four friends from Australia were one of the buzziest international acts at this year's SXSW, and they're about to release an excellent debut album
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Weyes Blood Goes Back Into the Mystic
Checking in with the L.A. singer-songwriter as she puts the finishing touches on her next album
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The Hall of Fame Finally Got It Right on Joy Division/New Order
After decades of inexplicable snubs, these innovative and influential acts are being recognized at last
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Julia Cumming Is Ready for the Spotlight
The Sunflower Bean singer tells us about the sometimes-challenging road to her joyful, triumphant solo debut
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Brigitte Calls Me Baby Don’t Mind If You Think They Sound Like the Smiths
Despite just forming four years ago, the post-punk throwback band has already opened for both Muse and Morrissey, and sold out clubs all across Europe and North America
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Inside the ‘Incredibly Therapeutic, Really Difficult’ Making of Noah Kahan’s New Documentary
The singer-songwriter and director Nick Sweeney talk about Noah Kahan: Out of Body, arriving soon on Netflix
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Ye Aims for a Career Reset With ‘Bully’
But does he get there? The troubled star's latest album offers plenty of fan service, but little substance
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Inside the Drama and Excitement of Journey’s Farewell Tour
To draw its wildly successful touring career to a close, the band has had to sort through decades of complicated history
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‘BTS: The Return’: Six Things We Learned From the Revealing New Documentary
The Netflix film offers insight into the pressures faced by the superstar group as they came back from military service to make their new album, Arirang
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Gigi Perez Felt Alone, But Now the Whole World Is Singing With Her
The “Sailor Song” singer turned grief and doubt into music that has connected with a huge audience
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Audrey Hobert Knows What She’s Doing
The co-writer of “That’s So True” has followed her singular pop instincts to a string of solo hits, and she’s got plenty more in store
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Bunt.: Inside the Mind of an EDM Superstar in Waiting
German producer Levi Wijk calls us from a beach in Thailand, one of many stops on a world tour that also includes a Coachella set he can't wait to play
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