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Songwriter Jessica Pratt "resides in some alternate multiverse where time is meaningless," according to NPR Music's classical expert Tom Huizenga, who counts Pratt's album Here in the Pitch among his most spun of the year. Samuel Hess/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Angélica Garcia is featured on this week's episode of Alt.Latino. Alvin Chua hide caption
Angélica Garcia's "El Que" is one of the songs we can't stop playing this week. Shervin Lainez/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Nathy Peluso is a featured artist in this week's episode of Alt.Latino. Kito Muñoz hide caption
Angelica Garcia is featured on this week's Alt.Latino. Shervin Lainez hide caption
Alt.Latino's best new music round-up: Angélica Garcia, Young Miko and The Mavericks
Kamasi Washington, Tyla and Iron & Wine. B+ / Jeremy Soma / Kim Black. Illustration by Jackie Lay./Courtesy of the artists. hide caption
Beth Gibbons' first solo album, Lives Outgrown, is out May 17. Netti Habel/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Flo Milli. Rich Fury/Getty Images hide caption
Alicia Keys performed her Tiny Desk concert on Feb. 2, 2020. Kisha Ravi/NPR hide caption
Nancy Sanchez is one of the featured artists on this week's musical look back at 2020. Farah Sosa/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
"I think it's important to talk about all chapters of history and from all perspectives — meaning not just from the perspective of the victors," Angelica Garcia says. Caitlyn Krone/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
On Her New Song 'Horsemen,' Angelica Garcia Imagines The Apocalypse
Angelica Garcia plays a Tiny Desk concert. Kisha Ravi/NPR hide caption
In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, Angelica Garcia is looking to the ancestral guidance of ranchera music. Caitlyn Krone/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Angelica Garcia is just one of the many artists we'll miss seeing at SXSW this year. Caitlyn Krone/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Angelica Garcia's new album, Cha Cha Palace, is a celebration of her Mexican and Salvadoran roots and her childhood on the eastern edge of Los Angeles. Myles Katherine/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Angelica Garcia On Embracing Her Identities With 'Cha Cha Palace'
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Bad Bunny performs on The Late Late Show with James Corden in, yes, a Charizard onesie. CBS Photo Archive/Getty Images hide caption
Spring Forward With Bad Bunny, Alice Bag And Princess Nokia
Angelica Garcia's Cha Cha Palace preserves memories of a Latinx upbringing in an amber of agua de rosa. Caitlyn Krone/Courtesy of the Artist hide caption