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• NEW Slash Sets The World Ablaze | GRAMMY.com | grammy.com
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• On 'Princess Pop That,' Rapper Anycia Wants You To Feel Like "The Baddest Bitch" | GRAMMY.com | grammy.com
"It's a no judgment zone," Anycia says of her new album, 'Princess Pop That.' The Atlanta rapper discusses the importance of maintaining individuality, and using her music for healing.

• On 'Princess Pop That,' Rapper Anycia Wants You To Feel Like "The Baddest Bitch" | GRAMMY.com | grammy.com
"It's a no judgment zone," Anycia says of her new album, 'Princess Pop That.' The Atlanta rapper discusses the importance of maintaining individuality, and using her music for healing.

• On New Album 'Banished By Sin,' Deicide Recapture Their Death Metal Fire | GRAMMY.com | grammy.com
Death metallers Deicide have returned to their unhinged essence on 'Banished By Sin.' Frontman Glen Benton, the self-described "coach of the team," talks about avoiding compression, plugins, Pro Tools and more on their new album.

• Kenia Os Unveils Her 'Pink Aura': How The Mexican Pop Star Let Her Feminine Energy Shine | GRAMMY.com | grammy.com
On her new album 'Pink Aura' — a Latin pop album filled with influences from reggaeton Mexa to trap — singer Kenia Os wants to go global. The Latin GRAMMY nominee discusses collaborating with Álvaro Díaz, Villano Antillano and others, and letting her inner self shine.

• Wyatt Flores On Speaking His Truth & Using Fame For Good: "I Want People To See That I've Gone Through It" | GRAMMY.com | grammy.com
One of country's most honest new stars, Wyatt Flores speaks his truth in his music, on stage and on social media. Ahead of his Stagecoach Festival debut — and just after releasing his new EP, 'Half Life' — the rising country star discusses expressing "wherever I am in my heart."