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Nashville Singer Crystal Rose Likes to Make Music on the ‘Cloudy’ Side

“I was running from being pigeon-holed as an R&B soul singer,” says the Missouri native, who is creating a community of genre-defiant Black female artists in Music City

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Rolling StoneLeft·2h ago
Nashville Singer Crystal Rose Likes to Make Music on the ‘Cloudy’ Side
“I was running from being pigeon-holed as an R&B soul singer,” says the Missouri native, who is creating a community of genre-defiant Black female artists in Music City
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