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Listening for Foremothers in Rosalía’s Lux

By Sarah Finley

From polemical reworkings of flamenco idioms and the 13th-century Occitan romance Flamenca in El mal querer (2018) to feminine interventions in the Caribbean-flavored musical eclecticism of Motomami (2022), Catalan-born Rosalía Vila Tobella knows how to make a splash. Her fourth studio album, Lux,… Read More

Out of the Lab

By HPrizm

En Puerto Rico, la soberanía suena como el coquí / In Puerto Rico, Sovereignty Sounds Like a Coquí

By Carlos Roberto Ramirez

“We Are Charlie Kirk” and the Gospel According to AI

By Chase Castle

“A Hungry Sonic Color Line: Toward a Musicology of Settler Listening in Canada”

By Duncan McCallum

Music Writing Reconceived

Querying Vulnerability

Quick Takes

Roundtables

Sounding Objects

Teaching with Music

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