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S.G. Goodman
Planting By The Signs
If the Kentuckian’s third album is constitutionally about wrangling one’s grief, it’s likewise about accepting its circumstances, agonizingly beyond our control as they are
Paste Magazine
S.G. Goodman
Planting By The Signs
Her finest work yet. Print edition only
Record Collector
S.G. Goodman
Planting By The Signs
Has an unhurried Southern swing that pulls like an undertow against the emotional freight of confessional songs like Solitaire and Nature's Child. Print edition only
Mojo
S.G. Goodman
Planting By The Signs
Every bit as special as promised. Print edition only
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Yaya Bey
Do It Afraid
Lyrics flow from self-interrogation to political pride to intimacy to outright joy
The Arts Desk
Yaya Bey
Do It Afraid
Doesn't sound quite as home-made and fingerprint-smudged as Bey's lo-fi previous recordings, there's still no-one who sounds like her, no-one chronicling the agony and ecstasy with her unguarded and resonant vision. Print edition only
Mojo
Yaya Bey
Do It Afraid
On her latest album, the Brooklyn rapper, singer, and producer chronicles the labor of finding and holding onto joy in relaxed, loosely structured songs that evoke backyards and block parties
Pitchfork
Yaya Bey
Do It Afraid
Only someone familiar with the maze of despair could sing this achingly of paradise
The Line Of Best Fit
Yaya Bey
Do It Afraid
By linking up wuth the most expansive list of collaborators she’s tapped to date (BADBADNOTGOOD, Exaktly and Butcher Brown are among the producers), it also finds her weaving through arguably the most layered, fine musical backdrops she’s yet presented
Beats Per Minute
Yaya Bey
Do It Afraid
On her sixth album, the Queens native moves through tangled emotions and shifting selves, finding power in vulnerability
Paste Magazine
Yaya Bey
Do It Afraid
Another impelling triumph from a thriving musical dynamo
All Music
Patrick Wolf
Crying The Neck
It doesn’t just command you to listen, it inhabits your whole being. I don’t think I could ever just listen to one song here and there from Crying The Neck. It’s absolutely one of those you simply have to play from start to finish every time
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