“Their personality and values are on full display and oftentimes they use their music as a means for escape. These aspects of art are essential to what art truly is. Without that living, breathing spirit attached to it, the work feels hollow. This is why in many cases posthumous records are ill received. Though the label may polish and prime it for release, the finishing touch of the original artist’s spirit is missing. But it wasn’t always viewed that way.” - @bolognaqween Read Kaiana’s full Op-Ed about the ethics of posthumous records, up on the website now!