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But 2022 didn't just belong to artists who were already big. Some debut and emerging artists found their voices in unexpected and exciting ways, scoring big hits and connecting with new audiences. Some veteran artists continued to hone their craft, staging satisfying and well-received comebacks that made us wish they hadn't left us so long ago. And some of our standout hitmakers continued to evolve and challenge audiences with unexpected shifts in their sound and vision, resulting in less commercially explosive but artistically more rewarding returns.

Avant-pop artist FKA twigs expands her kaleidoscopic sound on her first mixtape, Caprisongs. The click of a cassette player and twigs' whispers on "ride the dragon" kick off the project before sliding into the soulful trap-pop "tears in the club" with The Weeknd, LaCroix's crunchy hyper-pop "pamplemousse," and effervescent Afrobeats with Rema on "jealousy." Released a month after twigs filed a lawsuit accusing her ex Shia LaBeouf of abuse, Caprisongs is the soundtrack to the English singer-songwriter's "journey back to herself" as she learns to create her own destiny, regardless of how astrology explains it. - HERAN MAMO

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Megan Thee Stallion accepts the Rap Performance award for "Savage" (featuring Beyoncé) during the 63rd Grammy Awards premiere ceremony.(Rich Fury / Getty Images for The Recording Academy) RAP PERFORMANCE:

Entertainment Lafourcade, Paez and Santaolalla triumph in a Grammy 'premiere' tailored to the pandemic The Grammy Awards 'Premiere' has just concluded, the non-televised segment of the renowned ceremony that could be seen via Grammy.com, and which despite its low popularity, serves as the presentation of most of the awards, including all that pertain to strictly Latin categories. AMERICAN ROOTS SONG:

Entertainment Lafourcade, Paez and Santaolalla triumph in a Grammy 'premiere' tailored to the pandemic The Grammy Awards 'Premiere' has just concluded, the non-televised segment of the renowned ceremony that could be seen through Grammy.com, and which despite its low popularity, serves for the delivery of most of the awards, including all that correspond to the strictly Latin categories. MUSICAL VIDEO:

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"Really, the song "All Too Well" was the first song I wrote for this album and it kept coming back to me because it told the story so well in such a complete way." - Taylor Swift.[10]

Taylor Swift wrote "All Too Well" with Liz Rose and was responsible for producing it with the help of Nathan Chapman.[1][11] The recording sessions were held at Pain In The Art Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, by Chapman.[11] In an interview during the U.S. morning show Good Morning America, Swift explained that the song was the most emotionally difficult to write for the album. The singer said this was because it "took her a really long time to choose everything she wanted to put in it without it being a ten-minute song, which you couldn't put on an album". Taylor received help from Rose in choosing the themes to address in the song, but it still took her a long time to achieve the final product.[12] The performer came up with some of the verses for "All Too Well" during a soundcheck with her band.[13]