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CriticBux > Blog > Janelle Monáe Robinson
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Dirty Computer: Good Album with Too Much Confusion

  • Valentine Chiamaka
  • August 8, 2018
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The musician, model, actress and feminist Janelle Monáe Robinson released a new album this year but did not reach the world like her single “yoga” which broke borders. I got an update on the album after getting bored with all the music I have been hearing. I decided to listen to this it because it […]

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