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De La Soul’s Music Is Finally Back. It’s a Bittersweet Victory.

The New York Times – Music:

The influential rap trio’s catalog has long been absent from streaming services. Now its first six albums will be available, just weeks after the death of one of its members.

Ben Sisario
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