On her new album, “The BPM,” the songwriter, fiddler and rapper pumps up the beat and crafts a timely narrative about humans and machines.

It introduces Sudan Archives’ The BPM alter ego, the techno-positive musician Gadget Girl, while also immersing listeners immediately in the record’s dualistic concepts — old and new, human and ...

Known for bridging folk and classical violin with contemporary R&B and pop, the musician collaborated with artists in Detroit ...

Brittney Denise Parks, popularly known by her stage name, Sudan Archives, released her new album, The BPM, on October 17. The ...

Sudan Archives, the project of singer/songwriter/producer/violinist Brittney Parks, has been quietly crafting one of the more ...

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Sudan Archives releases her third album The BPM through Stones Throw, blending club rhythms, experimental production, and emotional honesty in her most liberated work yet.

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The third album from Brittney Parks, aka Sudan Archives, is a dizzying, frenetic collision of sound and vision.