F  L  A  U  N  T

 Ah, FYF. Our local upstart music festival is all grown up, from a scrappy one-day $25 sampling of indie goodness to a three-day, $300 juggernaut. There's good and bad in this rapid expansion, but one incontestable fact is that the music lineup is, as always, FRESH AF. The proof of said freshness? Many of the headliners have appeared in the pages of our un-humble 'zine, and we all know there's no better arbiter in matters of taste than Flaunt. See, for example, our past coverage of:  [Cherry Glazerr](http://www.flaunt.com/content/music/cherry-glazerr?rq=cherry%20glazerr) [Anderson .Paak](http://www.flaunt.com/content/music/anderson-paak?rq=anderson%20paak) [Nicolas Jaar](http://www.flaunt.com/content/people/nicolas-jaar?rq=nicolas%20jaar) [King Krule](http://www.flaunt.com/content/music/king-krule?rq=king%20krule) [Moses Sumney](http://www.flaunt.com/content/music/moses-sumney?rq=moses%20sumney) And hit the newsstands (or check back here) later this month for our upcoming music issue, which features Kamaiyah and 6lack among other luminaries past, present, and future. Wait, you protest: Flaunt is saying that these artists are good because they appeared in Flaunt. Isn't that, like, a tautology? Well, so is "FYF Fest" (Fuck Yeah Fest Fest?), so we're in good company.