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Omar Apollo – ‘God Said No’ review: finding peace in fate, family and friendship
The singer’s second album is a scattered, eclectic soundtrack to heartbreak
Camila Cabello – ‘C,XOXO’ review: a party girl rebrand – and scrappy, intriguing earworms
Cabello tries a shiny, Auto-Tuned pop sound on for size – and indulges a “rebellious mood” with head-scratching Drake collaborations
Towa Bird – ‘American Hero’ review: queer love anthems that push back against stereotypes
The globetrotting guitarist's debut album nods towards offbeat melodrama and a theatrical flair
Been Stellar – ‘Scream From New York, NY’: smart, fresh songwriting and tender moments
Been Stellar have enjoyed a whirlwind few months. They began 2024 by announcing that they’d signed to Dirty Hit, and embarked on a European...
Gracie Abrams – ‘The Secret of Us’ review: a new type of intimacy
Abrams dives again into matters of the heart, aiming for pop catharsis and hinting at dancefloor euphoria
Peso Pluma – ‘Éxodo’ review: the Mexican superstar furthers his corridos crossover agenda – and tests his musical range
The world's biggest música Mexicana artist delivers the fiery corridos he’s known for – and starry hip-hop and reggaeton collaborations
Lola Young – ‘This Wasn’t Meant For You Anyway’ review: essential, captivatingly messy pop
The south Londoner's first full-length release is the most distinctive and daring realisation of her experimental tendencies yet
O. – ‘WeirdOs’ review: humour, heart and unpredictable jazz looseness
The south London duo combine ferocious drumming with merciless saxophone on their debut album
Kneecap – ‘Fine Art’ review: poetry on the cubicle wall of a wild night out
The Belfast rap trio keep the Irish language alive with a hedonistic but brave debut
Normani – ‘Dopamine’ review: belated, yes, but also brilliant
The US star broke out in 2019 with hit single 'Motivation', but her ensuing debut record entered development hell. 'Dopamine' proves, however, that good things comes to those who wait
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