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    Intimate worlds

    Mar 01, 2020 2 minutes
    by Graham Reid

    On recent covers of British music magazine Mojo have been the Beatles, the Who, Neil Young and Leonard Cohen. All white males and quite a few dead ones at that.

    Inside, however, the writers cover more diversity in contemporary folk, electronica, hip-hop, rock, jazz and so on.

    The February issue was interesting. Although inside was a Q&A with Aldous Harding (cryptic and elusive as ever) and at the top of ’s office playlist was Nadia Reid’s , the single in advance of her new album, .

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