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Contributor
Liz Pelly

Liz Pelly is a writer and editor based in New York, USA. Her writing on music, culture and streaming has appeared in The Baffler, The Guardian, Pitchfork, The Intercept and The Village Voice.

Opinion
Meet the Anti-Capitalist Netflix Fighting the YouTube Wars

The cooperatively run Means TV, behind Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s viral campaign ad, promises to empower the working class

BY Liz Pelly |
Profiles
Robyn’s Radically Patient Pop

Honey is an antidote to the norms of pop music today; a salve for the increasingly quick-hitting hooks of the streaming era

BY Liz Pelly |
Opinion
In the Age of Lean-Back Listening, Does Spotify have Neocolonial Ambitions?

Many of the streaming giant's curated playlists complicate Western obsessions with ‘world’ and ‘exotic’ music

BY Liz Pelly |