Nialler9 — On May 19th, Dev Hynes’ aka Blood Orange is releasing a 12″ of remixes of his Cupid Deluxe track ‘Uncle Ace’ (out digitally already) and the two remixes, one from a/jus/ted, and this one from Kindness is well worth your ear time. Kindness’... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Appearing at Coachella with his Blood Orange project, go-to songwriter-producer Devonte Hynes finds that it's 'kind of all happening at the same time.'Devonté Hynes was probably the only person at last weekend's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festi... more info

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Stereogum — Last weekend we told you our top moments for the first week of Coachella from Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Today, before the second weekend of the festival begins, we’d like to share some of our intimate portraits of artists and bands at Coachella... more info

Stereogum — “Touch,” the debut single from Moscow via London singer Shura, is an expert take on that subtly funky, misty-lensed throwback pop Blood Orange does so well. The refrain — “I want to touch you, but I’m too late/ I want to touch you, but ther... more info

ContactMusic — British rapper/singer Blood Orange has been "physically sick" as he mourns the loss of his close friend Peaches Geldof.The star, real name Devonte... more info

Stereogum — Last year, Blood Orange released his silky and beautiful album Cupid Deluxe, and now Dev Hynes’s friend and frequent collaborator Adam Bainbridge, better known as the disco-pop auteur Kindness, has remixed “Uncle ACE,” one of that album’s sta... more info

NME — Blood Orange musician writes blog on his memories of journalist and socialite more info

Stereogum — Dev Hynes (aka the man behind Blood Orange) gave a TED Talk last week to discuss his synesthesia, which is a neurological phenomenon in which the stimulation of one sense automatically leads to an involuntary stimulation of another sense. In Hynes’... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Jenny Offill listed the books that influenced her novel Dept. of Speculation. Producer Dev Hynes (aka Blood Orange) gave a TED talk on his synesthesia (he hears music as colors). The Boston Globe interviewed author Chris Abani. Pitchfork profiles the... more info