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What to know | Four Years Later, Joyce Wrice Delivers a More Honest Answer in R&B with 'Machiko'
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What to know | Four Years Later, Joyce Wrice Delivers a More Honest Answer in R&B with 'Machiko'

The key details: Los Angeles singer Joyce Wrice returns after four years with her sophomore album "Machiko," spending three and a half years writing over a hundred songs, and recruiting recently-released Flint rapper Rio Da Yung OG for a freestyled interlude.

What to know | Bearface Rebrands as Ciarán, Returns: The Show Where Phones Got Confiscated in a Church, and the Album That's Four Years Late
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What to know | Bearface Rebrands as Ciarán, Returns: The Show Where Phones Got Confiscated in a Church, and the Album That's Four Years Late

The key details: Once the guy who closed out BROCKHAMPTON albums with tearjerker ballads as Bearface, he's now going by his real name, Ciarán. His new album *Róisín* drops November 6 via Ninja Tune — it took him nearly four years to figure out what he actually wanted to make.

Matthew McConaughey Reveals How a Janet Jackson Song Made Him Quit Weed—and Miss His Own Birthday Party
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Matthew McConaughey Reveals How a Janet Jackson Song Made Him Quit Weed—and Miss His Own Birthday Party

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Matthew McConaughey revealed that Janet Jackson's 1993 single "That's the Way Love Goes" is the reason he quit smoking weed, and he detailed the absurd birthday night that led to it.

From SoundCloud to a Decade Later: Jamila Woods Brings Heavn Home
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From SoundCloud to a Decade Later: Jamila Woods Brings Heavn Home

Jamila Woods announces a 10th anniversary tour for Heavn, kicking off in Los Angeles in November and closing back home at Chicago's Thalia Hall on December 6th — revisiting the 2016 R&B landmark across six cities.

Jam City's New Album 'My World' Is Packed With Collaborators—Yet It's His Most Personal Record Yet
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Jam City's New Album 'My World' Is Packed With Collaborators—Yet It's His Most Personal Record Yet

British producer Jack Latham returns with his debut Mad Decent album 'My World,' with the title track bringing in Aidan, Bawo, and Ox Eye on vocals. He calls it the work that feels "closest to himself."