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December 27, 2021 Aly & AJ Give “Slow Dancing” a Few New Beats With Remix EP The sister act celebrates a year of "Slow Dancing" with some new versions of byBradley Stern 1 Share
October 27, 2021 “Am I Alright”: Aly & AJ Provide a Perfect Indie-Pop Self Check-In Aly & AJ extend their excellent 2021 record with a self-aware gem byBradley Stern
May 11, 2021 ‘A Touch of the Beat…’ Is Aly & AJ’s Great Escape (Review) The sister duo reintroduce themselves over a decade later with a sun-soaked byBradley Stern
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December 29, 2020 Aly & AJ Give “Potential Breakup Song” the Explicit Version It Deserves It was my birthday byBradley Stern
December 2, 2020 “Slow Dancing”: Aly & AJ Kick Off the Album They Were Born to Make Aly & AJ kick off a new era with a most dreamy first dance byBradley Stern
May 8, 2020 ‘Joan of Arc on the Dance Floor’: Aly & AJ Are Ready for Battle Aly & AJ (& Joan of Arc) are armed and ready with an absurd, unexpected club byBradley Stern
April 26, 2019 ‘Don’t Go Changing’: Aly & AJ Keep Making Excellent Pop Music Against the Odds Aly & AJ can't stop, won't stop being great byBradley Stern
December 18, 2017 The Top 20 Songs of 2017 From Lana Del Rey to the soundtrack of 'Call Me By Your Name,' these are the byBradley Stern
November 3, 2017 I Know, You Know: With Aly & AJ, Everything Is Going to Be Okay Thought you knew before, but if you don't, then now you know byBradley Stern
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