Divine Seibidor
18 posts on the EveryDejaVu blog
A writer, aspiring journalist, and music aficionado. In her spare time, she enjoys going down dark rabbit holes on YouTube. Not ashamed to say Beyoncé is her one true religion.
reviewOn ‘jock,’ fesssi k. catches the ordinary at its strangestThe Florida-based songwriter and producer’s debut album shows that sometimes feeling it all is the highest, most poetic gesture anyone…
reviewOn ‘tasteful grit,’ JUNE! moves like smoke through pressureLeveraging muted drums, nebulous synths, jazz flourishes, and spacious production, the artist crafts a world sandwiched between streetwise confidence and…
reviewWhat’s in a name? Tony Bontana becomes Shakespeare on ‘My Name’The rapper and producer's latest album begins by questioning identity, then spends the rest of its runtime documenting the things…
reviewOn ‘Thy Flesh Consumed,’ Imp keeps Fendi Pendergrass alive in soundThe second collaborative album between the Atlanta-based artists is a communion across life and death.
reviewDexter Fizz burns red-hot with fevered edge on ‘Head Caught Fire’The Maryland rapper's latest album is a window into a restless, contemplative mind at work, flipping between aggression, play, and…
interviewInterview with Imani Nichele: the poet and artist who’s becoming, not arriving"My only job in this life is to be open to everything I'm supposed to become."
reviewRincs’ ‘Swimming Pool Disco’ is alt-pop with teethThe Los Angeles-based band's latest EP pulses with the energy of a midnight joyride—reckless, electric, a little heartbroken.
reviewThe relentless beaut of nahdoitagain’s styleOn ‘the beaut,’ the alternative experimental artist introduces syncopation into his identity as easily as he does in his composition.
reviewPERZona, Austin Wilson, and Phelt search for meaning on gritty ‘Lost Satellite’The collaborative album isn’t for everyone but for those questioning or on a path to reinventing their fate in life.
reviewnahdoitagain’s ‘He Laughs at Things He is Confused About,’ and the Beauty of the UndefinedThe 18-year-old Nigerian alternative R&B artist’s latest album asks you to inhabit the spaces between sounds, to get lost in…
reviewOn ‘What A Life 2,’ JUNE! finds beauty in despairThe Charlotte-based artist and producer embodies a scepter of hope for an apocalyptic, dread-heavy generation.
interviewRLX and LOMAN’s ‘Madon’’ is the sound of resilienceThe Massachusetts-based duo crafted a rap album blending East Coast grit with modern sensibilities.
