Not much is certain about where 2020 is headed, but you can take comfort in at least this one constant: There will be music
Photo-Illustration: Maya Robinson/Vulture and Photos by Getty Images and YouTube Not much about where 2020’s headed is certain, but take comfort in at least this one constant: There will be music. In fact, of all the industries in entertainment that’ve gone down by the head in the wake of the coronavirus, music hasn’t vanished overnight or had to go back to the drawing board to sustain itself in our new normal.
Chloe x Halle, Ungodly Hour Beyoncé’s first label signees have exceeded all expectation, releasing a debut album way too wise for a couple of teenagers , consistently stealing the show on Grown-ish, and Halle landing the role as the new Little Mermaid in Disney’s live-action remake. Now, in true “What Would Beysus Do” energy, the Bailey sisters are ready to pivot to more mature R&B and will release their sophomore album next month.
Haim, Women in Music Pt. III The Haim sisters had already bucked conventional album-release wisdom by playing the long game for their third album, taking a similar route to the 1975. They’ve technically been rolling out Women in Music Pt. III since the summer 2019 slapper “Summer Girl” that of course holds up as a summer 2020 slapper, and a string of other singles with Paul Thomas Anderson–directed videos to match in the year since.
Lana Del Rey, TBA Question for the culture: Will you be able to forget the delusions of Lizzy Grant long enough to give the wisdom of Lana Del Rey a fighting chance? That’s the awkward position Lana has put many fans in after burying the announcement of her seventh album under a missive on the state of women in pop that sought permission to release more music about toxic relationships with her signature rose-colored sheen without being accused of “glamorizing abuse,” the way men are afforded —...
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