2015년 3월 14일 토요일

'We Knew Things Were Different For Us': Heems On Rap, Race And Identity

Stream Chastity Belt's new album, meet the reggae singer behind Kanye West.

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'We Knew Things Were Different For Us': Heems On Rap, Race And Identity

Born in New York to Indian parents, Heems watched the Sept. 11 attacks from his high school. The Das Racist rapper's new album explores how life changed, for himself and his community, after that day.
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First Listen: Chastity Belt, 'Time To Go Home'

For a record that aims to interrupt and rewrite the machinations of college-age womanhood in 38 minutes flat, Chastity Belt's new album is remarkably easygoing.
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