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D E C E M B E R 1 3 , 2 0 2 0 Y A S M I N F E L I C E M O R R I S . C O M PURPLE COAST @ Y A Z F E L I C E The vibes, the artists, and the visionaries in music to dig into right now. THE VIBE THE ARTIST THE VISION FRIDAY August 08 Roxana Baldovin Let Me Go Genre: Alt Hip-Hop/R&B Why She's Dope: L E A Perhaps it’s just my taste, but Why He's Dope: A gorgeous soul with a gorgeous there are few directors that I find August 08 provides a raw escape voice, full of raw emotion. You’d that can create fun, magical into his unique POV with the be a sociopath not to shed a tear. worlds around an artist, and pull swagger of some of hip hop’s best it off without it feeling forced. while mixing in some early SATURDAY aughts Kanye that can dip into Every detail is so distinct and intentional creating rich and fuego modern R&B better than many colorful worlds that makes it hard Channel Tres ft. Tyler, The of the genre’s contemporaries. to not spend hours spiraling Creator 88Rising really struck gold with down her filmography. The whole album is truly a vibe-- this one. His latest EP, EMOTIONAL CUH, has a the perfect yang to Cudi’s Her work: theatrical aesthetic that feels MOTMIII. Residue - Tayla Parx fresh & authentic, and is one of the best synced albums I’ve heard Tia Tamera - Doja Cat ft. Rico SUNDAY in awhile, flowing from song to Nasty Desert Flower song like scenes from a Spielberg Loyal - Ceraadi Fana Hues film. Oportunidad - BB Nobre Such a calming way to end the Song that hooked me: weekend. Bussdown Your Soul feat. Barney Bones THE INTERSECTION excuse me, i love you trailer is here :) Eddie Huang’s Boogie, featuring the late rapper, Pop Smoke, gets a March 2021 release date Rico Nasty to release Nightmare Vacation-themed comic book Blue Ivy Carter receives first Grammy for nomination on Beyonce’s Brown Skin Girl.

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