Tate McRae Dances in and Out of Love, and 10 More New Songs
Perfume Genius (Mike Hadreas) and Aldous Harding share “No Front Teeth,” a surreal excursion that seesaws between pretty folk-Baroque pop and noisy, neo-psychedelic rock. Perfume Genius sings about being shattered; Harding answers him with a high, angelic call for “better days.” The video just adds more layers to the conundrum. JON PARELES
Tate McRae breaks down her song 'Sports Car,' its deeper meaning, and why there's no car in the video — plus, how fame has ...
The summer/fall 2025 issue of Gen V, an offshoot of high-fashion V Magazine, commissioned a glossy, splashy, Nicola Formichetti-styled cover story celebrating the “inauguration into pop royalty” of ...
Canadian pop star Tate McRae's new album, “So Close To What,” propels her back under the watchful eyes of the music industry.
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