Music

With their Midas touch, The Chainsmokers have created another pop mint stamped with the message of follow your heart, and the smiling face of Kelsea Ballerini.

Inhabiting the space between Damien Rice and Ryan Adams, this syrupy-sweet slow-burner does not disappoint.

With the sweet vaudevillian vocals of Emma Broughton, we have a cross-genre live gem that melds influences from Leonard Cohen, The Kinks and Stereolab.

It’s both distraught and serene, like the calm pocket inside the eye of the storm.

Woven into the string of emotions, both remembered and sudden, is that poetic determinism that belongs to the romantic.

Grief is a track that deals with a difficult subject by using catharsis, by replacing the sense of loss with a feeling of accomplishment.

The girl may have moved on, but the song is going to stay with you.

It strikes a tone of casual elegance that feels very urban, very premeditated, and very well-executed.