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The pop singer’s second album constructs a voyeuristic fantasy out of durable, club-friendly dance-pop with enough eccentricities to keep things interesting.
Hyperpop on LoudQuietLoud: about 60 artists, including KATSEYE, Ayesha Erotica and Isabel LaRosa. It runs alongside digicore, bubblegum bass and glitch pop.



The pop singer’s second album constructs a voyeuristic fantasy out of durable, club-friendly dance-pop with enough eccentricities to keep things interesting.
Rebecca Black has been trying to do the impossible over the past decade and a half: recognise the importance of her genesis moment that propelled her to fame while also trying to move on from it.
Born in Bratislava and boosted by reality TV, pop’s latest aspirant arrives with a debut album that’s got all the makings of an edgy cult fave.
ADÉLA wants this.
KATSEYE offer another perfectly hollow pop record that brings us no closer to their individual personalities or their vision as a girl group.
New York’s underground pop stars offset a slick new studio EP with a lo-fi dance party mixtape featuring kuru, Blaketheman1000, and Femcels’ Gabrielle Turton.
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