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The Seoul collective Balming Tiger was a Stereogum Band To Watch in 2021. In the accompanying interview, group member Omega Sapien described the band’s sound as “underground K-pop, extra-alternative” — a fun idea to consider. Balming Tiger... more info
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Over the years, Nashville country has absorbed the aesthetics of lots of different out-of-favor pop genres like ’70s singer-songwriter music and ’80s hair metal. Now, country is coming for ’90s alt-rock. At least, that’s the impression tha... more info
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Last year, the singular dance artist Yaeji released her standalong single “booboo.” Since then, Yaeji dropped another single called “Pondeggi,” and she collaborated with Girl Talk and T-Pain on “Believe In Ya” and with BAMBII and Jessy... more info
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We’re exactly one week away from Kesha’s new album (PERIOD), but that isn’t stopping her from keeping us well fed with another single. We’ve already heard “Delusional,” “Joyride,” “Yippee-Ki-Yay” with T-Pain, and “Boy Crazy.... more info
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Next month, Kesha returns with the new album (PERIOD), the follow-up to 2023’s Eat The Acid (the album formerly known as Gag Order). We’ve already heard the single “Yippee-Ki-Yay” with T-Pain and “Boy Crazy.” Today, we get another offe... more info
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On Independence Day last year Kesha unleashed her first post-Dr. Luke single “Joyride,” and on Independence Day this year she’ll be releasing her first post-Dr. Luke album . (PERIOD). Since “Joyride,” the pop star has also shared “Delu... more info
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At the first weekend of Coachella, A. G. Cook brought out Danny Brown during his set to rap on Rustie and Charli XCX tracks. On Friday (Apr. 18), the producer was joined by Kesha to perform his remix of her new T-Pain collab “Yippee-Ki-Yay.” more info
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It’s about to get extremely 2010 up in here. Kesha and T-Pain, two of the most dominant hitmakers of the robo-voice Obama era, have teamed up for a brand new song called “Yippee-Ki-Yay.” As far as I can tell, it’s the first time that these... more info
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Noted T-Pain collaborator Mark Zuckerberg has been mistaken for Jack Harlow, but he really wants to be Benson Boone. Last fall, Zuck and the ascendant “Beautiful Things” singer had a sword fight in the metaverse. Boone wrote “Fits are fire... more info
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