"My duty as an artist is to give everything I have to the record," St. Vincent (née Annie Clark) said in a 2014 interview with V anity Fair. This full commitment to her art is evident on ...

We now know the names of six songs on St. Vincent’s upcoming, still yet-untitled fifth studio LP. In an interview with the Guardian, Annie Clark discussed briefly how her 18-month relationship ...

Like we said, it’s hard to explain St. Vincent — so we’ll let her music do the talking instead. Ahead of the new album, out Oct. 13, follow along below as we rank St. Vincent’s best work.

St. Vincent is a lover of music history, as she showed on her 1970’s-inspired 2021 album Daddy’s Home. She’s not a fan of all of it, though, especially not one of John Mayer’s early hits.

St. Vincent first announced her return with a vague commercial that teased something titled Daddy’s Home. ... Now, St. Vincent teases even more new music in a cheeky commercial for Daddy’s Home.

Annie Clark, also know by her stage name, 'St. Vincent' shares how she started making music and breaks down some of her most iconic tracks. Released on 01/22/2019 The name St. Vincent is a ...

But the song that inspired St. Vincent to become a musician might surprise you. It's a grunge song from 1991. She told NPR Music's Bob Boilen about it for his book "Your Song Changed My Life." ...

St. Vincent’s latest album “Daddy’s Home” is what we at MBE like to call “butter on the pancake”—it just all falls into place, girded by a great groove, a time-hopping presence, and the bare elegance ...

At a glance, St. Vincent’s 'Masseduction' finds the artist aiming for pop stardom, but tracks like "Slow Disco" reveal something personal.

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Album: St. Vincent. Year released: 2014. When you consider the bouncy brass elements of "Digital Witness" that immediately capture your attention, it almost seems odd that the song is a criticism ...