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After a short summer hiatus here are some records from the previous months that are worth checking out. Every end of the month we are releasing a round up of reviews of recent releases that touched us the most. These are the personal reviews of hand-curated gems our team dug up (and the occasional chart topper). This time including Beyoncé, Xênia França, Interpol, Maggie Rogers, Hot Chip, Julia Jacklin, Kolinga, Working Men's Club, and Ben Shemie.

As this decade is approaching its end it is time for a little reflection on all the great music we experienced over the course of it. Of course, this is NOT an ultimate and universal Top 100 list. It simply can't be but these are the songs you should definitely give a spin before the decade is over. The second bunch of tracks include Beyoncé, Warpaint, Chet Faker, The 1975, Wolf Alice, Amen Dunes, Moderat, London Grammar and more

The rise and fall at the game of thrones could not be faster and more exposed than in female pop music. A strong image and social media persona have become more relevant than ever. But what if this strategy suddenly cracks and your household name gets more and more scratches on its label? A reflection by NBHAP's Kai Hermann.

The first festival under the Trump presidency just got even more political than it already was. Your move, Bey, Kendrick and the rest of the bill.

From Queen Bey to Agnes Obel - these are the records we almost forgot to tell you about in the past months.

A dozen clips that celebrate the audiovisual power of the medium in the past twelve months.

Your ultimate soundtrack for this year, compiled by the writers of NBHAP.

Featuring appearances from Jack White, James Blake, Kendrick Lamar and a few more...