Show Notes
In this final part of our special on the inimitable BJ Burton, we see him working with higher-profile collaborators and delivering his finest work yet.
The range of styles and genres grows more diverse, the sounds get deeper, and the connection to the music feels ever more personal.
Here we discuss Low, Charli XCX, Twin Shadow, Lizzo and much more.
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