The Ablist R & B more Liars kind of film

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The Ablist R & B more Liars kind of filmInfluenced by Herbie Hancock's "Rockit," The Ablist melds jazz and hip hop. Swift introduces the turntable as a virtuosic instrument, playing it solo and with a band. Many songs explore ways not yet heard. "What Would You Do?" uses scratches as an instrumental answer. "Fusion Beats" shows it can be a jamming instrument with keyboard interplay. It's also in a full band context on "Modern Day Music" and "All that Scratching Is Making Me Rich!" With