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Get ready: The Bop Shop is now open for business.In the lead-up to “To the Moon,” newcomer Quinton Brock repeatedly tweeted how it would “change rock music forever.” Now, it’s here, and the peppy single synthesizes plenty of alt spirit into an undeniably charming ember of a song. —Patrick HoskenRising alt-rapper Watson’s new single might be called “All Falls Down,” but his music career has been nothing but a come-up. Like the equally sparse “Velvet Leaves,” it’s another preview of his 2021 debut, In Praise of Shadows, that promises to probe further into this eerie musical mind. He delivers throughout the entire project, which dropped last Friday, but especially soars with help from Rapsody and Desi Mo on standout “I Can Make It.” Spitting bars about flexing through adversity, it’s the track’s sticky chorus that’ll loop over and over in your head.
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