A SECRET WEAPON FOR MUSIC

To witness the start of a star can be a uncommon factor—but in 2021, we witnessed two. It absolutely was just every week into January that Olivia Rodrigo’s “drivers license” arrived, a debut solitary so quick and so relatable that it quickly grew to become a pop cultural landmark, a Tune of your 12 months-stage statement that felt just like

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