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Doja Cat Looks to the Past to Make Her Own Moment on ‘Scarlet’

On her new LP, the rapper turns out tracks about her musical prowess and lust that show she’s not interested in making music the way today’s biggest stars do.

Jon Caramanica
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Dlamini, Amala Zandile (Doja Cat), Rap and Hip-Hop, Scarlet (Album)
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