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Tom Routledge

LGBTQ Anthems

by Tom Routledge

Tom Routledge looks at the changing expectations of queer anthems.

Album Review: Carly Rae Jepsen – Dedicated

by Tom Routledge

Tom Routledge reviews Carly Rae Jepsen’s follow-up to cult classic Emotion.

My First Album: Robyn’s Body Talk

by Tom Routledge

Pop music has always been somewhat of an obsession for me. When I look back on what started this, several songs, albums and moments come to ind, but none is more clear than hearing Robyn’s Body Talk for the first time. Re-listening to this 2010 classic almost a decade later, the production is still fresh and […]

The Exeposé Roundtable: Ariana Grande – thank u, next

by Music, Jaysim Hanspal, Bryony Gooch, Katie Baker, Aaron Loose, Tom Routledge, Alex Wingrave and Stephen Ong

thank u, next coherently details a journey that we, as a society, have been waiting to hear about Bryony Gooch: In 2018 we saw Ariana Grande transition from being a mere pop princess into the world’s favourite heroine. Her personal life constantly in the spotlight more than other stars, we witnessed her almost-marriage to Pete […]

Should we question political correctness in Christmas songs?

by Tom Routledge

The words “peace and joy” have always been closely linked with Christmas time as a period of love and laughter. Certain questionable remarks made around the dinner table are shrugged off in favour of not ruining Christmas Day and keeping the family peace. There’s a reason the holiday season often comes with a high dose […]

Album Review: Tove Styrke – Sway

by Tom Routledge

The first I heard of Tove Styrke was in the release of ‘Say My Name’ last April. Since then, I have been under her spell and following her every move, including the release of her third album Sway which has been highly anticipated after over a year’s worth of build-up. Although this is Styrke’s third […]

Lady Gaga: LGBTQ+ Icon

by Tom Routledge

The label ‘gay icon’ is thrown around a lot these days, whether it’s describing a woman embracing and flaunting her sexuality or a straight artist subtly hinting at attraction towards a member of the same-sex in their lyrics. However, the title of an LGBTQ+ musical legend is one bestowed on only a few. One of […]

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