Jezebel: The Muse: Y/N: Y: Moxie Raia “How To Feel” Premiere

25 Nov 2015/Filed in:

Upon the release of Adele’s 25 I had a real come-to-Jesus wherein I spent several days believing I just don’t like ballads or most music under 122 BPMs, but Moxie Raia has remedied for that for me…

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Fader: Moxie’s “How To Feel” Is A Cuffing Season Anthem For The Brokenhearted

23 Nov 2015/Filed in:

Moxie, the New York-based singer-songwriter, is back with her latest single, “How To Feel.” It’s one of those heart-wrenching tracks that comes along mid-cuffing season as a beacon of hope for those still reeling in their feelings from past relationships. Amid piano chords and finger-snaps, Moxie reminisces on a love turned sour

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SPIN Review: Ty Dolla $ign Lays All Doubts to Rest on His Long-Awaited ‘Free TC’

17 Nov 2015/Filed in:

Significant delays on the release of hip-hop and R&B albums are usually the fault of skeptical labels. But in the case of Ty Dolla $ign’s long-gestating major label debut, Free TC, it seems like it’s more his fault than Atlantic’s: The album is a dense, cinematic, always surprising and often moving album that sounds like it required the full three years that the L.A. crooner and producer spent chipping away at it to get right…

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Pitchfork Review of TY Dolla $ign Free TC

16 Nov 2015/Filed in:

There is a song on Ty Dolla $ign‘s first mixtape, Hou$e on the Hill, that wouldn’t be out of place in a Los Angeles Philharmonic pops concert. On the track, an orchestral sample dances under the near-onomatopoeic effect of Ty’s “up and down, up and down, up and down-down-down” chant. The song’s title? “Stripper Pole”…

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