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August 29, 2011
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1977
Ana Tijoux
1977 slides down easily -- sometimes too easily, as half the album can pass before you realize nothing has made you sit up and mouth "wow." Yes, it makes for a gently rolling sea when your inspirations are jazz-hop with a side of D'Angelo, but Tijoux's butter-wouldn't-melt-in-her-mouth style is seductive, if perhaps swallowed up by a lack of variation. The Chilean-French artist is no less impressive despite her shortcomings (if pleasurable music is indeed a shortcoming), and she creams most American female emcees on sight. She's even better in French.

Q&A Ana Tijoux

by Rhapsody

Live from San Francisco's Outside Lands festival, here's our interview with French-Chilean pop star Ana Tijoux, wherein she discusses life under an actual dictatorship, and who she considers to be "classic artists." (A Tribe Called Quest, for instance.) Enjoy.