“AIM” is full of crisply accomplished rhythm tracks and productions that steer clear of both the bombast and the abrasiveness she has tried in the past. Read entire story.
Source: NYT > Music
- On September 7, 2016
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Album Review: Review: M.I.A.’s Album ‘AIM’ Juggles Social Consciousness and Self-Assurance
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