LITTLE SIMZ: how exciting can introversion be?

2022 with Richard Kingsmill by Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Sep 7, 20210:25:25Music

An album centred around someone’s introversion is the unlikeliest of themes for a hip hop release. Yet, with her fourth album, the UK rapper Little Simz has turned those deepest personal thoughts into one of the most exc...

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