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Check out SPIN's 30 Best Songs of 2021 so far — from Justin Bieber to St. Vincent.
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Check out SPIN's 30 Best Songs of 2021 so far — from Justin Bieber to St. Vincent.
V MAGAZINE Scroll for more Please try again. A STARRAH ON THE RISE A STARRAH ON THE RISE V sat down (virtually) with the hitmaker responsible for some of top 40's biggest smashes about what it's like working behind the scenes and also right in the spotlight V sat down (virtually) with the hitmaker responsible for some of top 40's biggest smashes about what it's like working behind the scenes and also right in the spotlight April 21, 2021 When we think of mainstream music, the chartbusters, the hits, the songs that sell out in the millions and stream in the billions, we think of Drake, Katy P...
Songwriter and producer Starrah has released her first album as the lead artist. The Longest Interlude is out now via Platoon. Contributors to the project include Skrillex, Nile Rodgers, James Blake, and Boi-1da. Listen to The Longest Interlude, and find a new video “Miss This,” below. “I put everything into this album because it’s my diary, the raw soundtrack to my life,” Starrah said in a statement. “ The Longest Interlude describes a love story from the highs in the beginning, to the lows and hardships that most can relate to so I am super excited to share this with you all. ...
Grammy Award-winning songwriter Starrah, born Brittany Hazzard, has dropped her debut artist project The Longest Interlude via Platoon. The 13-track opus describes an emotional and vulnerable story that young lovers can relate to and serves as Starrahâs deeply personal diary. The Longest Interlude features production from Nile Rodgers, Skrillex, June Nawakii, Giorgio Tuinfort, Patrick Greenaway, Velous, Nana Rogues, James Blake, Bas, Suburban Plaza, Boi1da, Vinylz, Jason Evigan, and Wondagurl. It was recorded by Brad Bustamante and Starrah ...