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12 Feb

Posted at 12:03h in Music, Reviews
Dawn Richard knows pop. Burrowing into the hearts (and psyches) of fans since her days battling hundreds of other girls and her own demons for a spot in the now defunct platinum-selling group Danity Kane, Richard quickly emerged as the most unique voice and compelling personality. We’ve watched her maneuver with great agility and innovation (a visual artist, Richard even created a manga comic book series, complete with soundtrack, based on a character she drew) to remain relevant.