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King Princess’ ‘For My Friends’ Is a Poignant Portrayal of Lifelong Friendships
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King Princess will release a new full-length, titled Hold On Baby, later this year — and to mark the announcement, the singer has dropped “For My Friends,” an ebullient, hook-laden pop ballad slated to appear on the album. The single follows “Little Bother,” a collaboration with Fousheé released earlier this year.

The project of 23-year-old songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mikaela Straus, King Princess first gained acclaim for her 2018 queer anthem, “1950.” Hold On Baby marks the follow-up to the critically acclaimed 2019 debut album, Cheap Queen.

Driven by pulsating synth arpeggios and Straus’ delicate,...
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  • 3/18/2022
  • by Kat Bouza
  • Rollingstone.com
Porches Dances With His Therapist in New Video for ‘Do U Wanna’
Porches, a.k.a. Aaron Maine, dances with his therapist in the new video for “Do U Wanna.” The track is the first single off the synth-pop artist’s upcoming LP, Ricky Music, out March 13th via Domino Records.

Directed by Maine and Nick Harwood, the dreamy clip opens with Maine in the middle of a session with his therapist, as they trade off singing the song’s lines to each other: “I think I wanna dance/Do you wanna/Do you wanna dance?”

“‘Do U Wanna’ is a song...
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  • 1/21/2020
  • by Angie Martoccio
  • Rollingstone.com
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