Rachika Nayar is sinister, playful, traumatic, ecstatic &#8212; often all in the course of the same song. Such an extreme range of emotions might be disjointed in someone else&#8217;s hands, but Nayar makes all those feelings part of the same continuum. Hers is music you play late at night, or early in the morning &#8212;…

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