By Ozioma Nwabuikwu
The Nigerian-born Afro-R&B artist lets his emotions out on his brutally honest new EP, TO CRY A FLOOD.
by Adriel Smiley
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After steadily building a buzz over the last few years, Calgary’s Tea Fannie finally blesses us with her debut album, It’s All Love. The 13-track collection highlights her lyrical dexterity and uncanny confidence on the mic.
Toronto vocalist Ice Tha One appears five times and shines all over this project, which is evidence that Tea Fannie has no problem sharing the spotlight. “Rap Again” stands out as one of the best Canadian posse cuts of the year. This album is a must-listen for any hip-hop fan.
By Khagan Aslanov
Why the Atlanta outfit’s new era—produced by Ty Segall—feels more vital than ever.
By Izzy Petraglia
The Toronto-born art-pop visionary opens up about healing, surrender, and the making of Happiness Is Going To Get You.
