Kate Pierson, best known as the powerful voice of The B-52s, has released Radios & Rainbows, a new solo album filled with personal stories, eclectic sounds, and social commentary. Collaborating with artists like Sia and Chris Braide, Pierson explores a mix of genres ranging from electro-pop to anthemic rock. Fans of Pierson’s past work with The B-52s will recognize her signature quirky style, but this album also delves into deeper personal experiences, such as her relationship with her wife Monica, as explored in tracks like “The Beauty of It All”. The album’s title track highlights Pierson’s activism, delivering a strong antiwar message. But is it worth your time? Let’s dig into what the critics think.
Kate Pierson - Radios & Rainbows
A Legendary Voice Returns with a Colorful New Sound: A Dive into the Latest Solo Release by the B-52s’ Icon
Sep 21, 2024
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