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Honey Dijon: Black Girl Magic review – tight, anthemic celebration of Black queer identity | Musique Non Stop

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Friday, November 18, 2022

Honey Dijon: Black Girl Magic review – tight, anthemic celebration of Black queer identity

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The house legend and Beyoncé collaborator is back with 15 celebratory hits that span styles and explode with personality

House is truly the genre that celebrates itself. What other music is so obsessed with describing the moment of its enjoyment – the bodies, dancefloors, drugs, love, communion? In the wrong hands, an “up in the club / together we are one” lyric can feel trite, but in the manicured talons of Honey Dijon, the meta-mood of house becomes monumental.

In the past decade the Chicago-born, New York-sculpted DJ has ascended from fashion party favourite to Ibiza resident to Lady Gaga remixer; in recent years, she’s collaborated with Comme des Garcons on a high-end fashion line and produced songs on Beyoncé’s Renaissance. Where her debut album, 2017’s The Best of Both Worlds, played it deep and groovy, its follow-up is an anthemic and vocal-heavy celebration of Black queer identity, with twice the style and oodles more personality.

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by Chal Ravens via Electronic music | The Guardian

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